Copies configured card fields to the clipboard when selecting cards in Browser, viewing front/answer sides in Reviewer, or loading notes in Editor, aiding bulk editing and clipboard-monitor workflows.
Alternatives to AJT Mortician - Automatically Bury difficult cards until the next day 🪦
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