AnkiWeb addon 1220280042
Embeds a credit-based web browser inside Anki, letting users earn limited browsing time, including YouTube, by completing reviews and maintaining consistent study sessions.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-02-18 |
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Grants screen time for answering flashcards, drains it during media playback, auto-pauses when time runs out, and works with any keyboard-controllable media via customizable cube visuals.
Lets users study over 20,000 verified EKGs, add them to Anki decks for review, and compete internationally via Elo high scores with chat and physician discussions.
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.
Converts Anki card reviews into in-game currency for a competitive tower defense game with single-player CPU matches, hosted online multiplayer, five turret types, and HP-based battles.
Combines PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, and notes with normal flashcards in incremental study sessions, letting you highlight, extract new cards, prioritize, and resume where you left off.
Embeds YouTube videos directly in Anki cards with adjustable playback speed, autoplay, mute, video dimensions, aspect ratio, and corner radius settings.
AnkiTube Browser is an embedded web browser that runs directly inside Anki, allowing you to access selected websites without leaving your study environment. The browser is integrated with a credit-based system: as you complete reviews and maintain consistent study sessions, you earn browsing credits that can be used to watch YouTube videos or access other approved web content.
This structure is designed to reinforce productive study behavior by pairing focused work with controlled, time-limited rewards. Instead of switching to external browsers—which often leads to extended distractions—AnkiTube keeps all activity within the Anki workspace.
For best results, it is recommended to use a third-party website blocker such as Cold Turkey (or a similar tool) to block external browsers during study sessions. This ensures that AnkiTube remains the only available browsing environment, helping maintain focus while still providing structured breaks and incentives tied directly to study progress.
It's a work in progress. I will implement more web browser features in future releases and other tweaks such as figuring out the best ratio of "credits" per card received so it feels fair. Let me know what you think!