AnkiWeb addon 1217540312
Adds back and forward buttons with Alt+Left/Right shortcuts to the browser, letting users navigate search history like a web browser.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-03-10 |
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Provides an embedded internet browser within Anki for searching selected text through context menus or shortcuts and importing website text and images into the current card.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.
Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.
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Adds up to ten configurable buttons below Anki's search bar for saving, running, renaming, and filter-combining favorite searches, stored persistently per profile.
Enhances Anki's card template editor with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS syntax highlighting, autocompletion, custom templates, cursor-position memory, external editor integration, and automatic backups.
An Anki addon that adds back (◀) and forward (▶) navigation buttons to the browser, allowing you to navigate through your search history like a web browser.
I got tired of searching for something, then clicking on a tag, then having to manually find my way back to where I was, or opening the history drop-down (which won't show where you were if you didn't actively search anything and were instead clicking through the sidebar). This makes the browser finally act like a web browser.
An Anki addon that adds back (◀) and forward (▶) navigation buttons to the browser, allowing you to navigate through your search history like a web browser.
I got tired of searching for something, then clicking on a tag, then having to manually find my way back to where I was, or opening the history drop-down (which won't show where you were if you didn't actively search anything and were instead clicking through the sidebar). This makes the browser finally act like a web browser.