Sorts clozes in notes into ascending order while preserving statistics and learning state, accessible from the Tools menu or Browser context menu, with automatic backup.
Alternatives to Note Size - sort notes by size and see collection size
AnkiWeb addon 1188705668
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Automatically tracks study sessions and displays daily, deck, and historical review-time statistics with efficiency estimates, integrating with Review Heatmap (required) and offering customizable panels.
Exports selected Anki note types as structured Markdown to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file for human or LLM inspection.
Turns Anki review data into a private local dashboard for progress, forecasts, deck health, FSRS insights, and safe, undoable search-based card and note maintenance.
Raises Anki's field size limit from about 130 KB to 10 MB by default (editable in code), preventing import errors for unusually large text or HTML fields.
Sorts new cards using Yomitan frequency dictionaries, with toggleable dictionaries, multiple averaging methods, optional backfilling, review-time frequency display, startup sorting, and occurrence-based filtering.
Adds a flag column to the Browse window, keeping suspended and buried cards visually distinct, and optionally shows compact state badges in the Sort Field.
Tracks whether decks are studied to completion each day and adds a configurable log with the user's name and email to the stats image for reporting to instructors.
Shrinks pasted images by default and lets you undoably shrink all images in selected notes via the browser's right-click menu, affecting the editor only.
Assigns minimal furigana readings to individual kanji instead of whole morphemes, with configurable behavior and a dedicated settings submenu under Tools.
Adds customizable, sortable browser columns for note fields, card statistics, review data, and internal database values, plus optional selectable or editable table content.
Analyzes selected browser cards to list tags with occurrence counts and percentages, sorted by frequency, and can create a filtered deck from chosen tags.