Sets separate custom background images or colors for light and dark mode, with real-time preview and background application to selected Anki screens.
Alternatives to Discord Rich Presence for Yatsu Reader
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Shows Discord Rich Presence only during active review sessions and clears it elsewhere, with separate card counters, optional learning counts, and a configurable inactivity status.
Displays your Anki activity in your Discord status through Rich Presence, though the project is no longer maintained.
Links Anki to Discord Rich Presence, displaying your current activity, due and completed cards, and time spent studying to share progress with friends.
Displays Anki study and leaderboard statistics as a customizable Discord Rich Presence status on desktop, updating every 15 seconds with selectable icons and options.
Shows your current Anki activity as Discord Rich Presence automatically, requiring no initial setup and allowing customization through the add-on config.
Displays live Anki study activity, including deck names, remaining counts, and card content, on Discord Rich Presence, with idle detection, a resumable timer, Spotify support, and a privacy mode.
Automatically syncs cards and mined sentences created beforehand in Kimchi Reader into Anki, though it's only useful for existing Kimchi Reader users.
Displays Discord in Anki's sidebar as an in-app chat room, with show/hide controls, saved zoom settings, and optional notification silencing when closed.
Creates rich Anki flashcards from Netflix, YouTube and other sites via the Migaku browser extension, adding contextual language data, review editing, scheduling, media conversion and hotkeys.
Syncs saved Readwise Reader articles into a configurable Anki deck and note type for incremental reading, removing articles once archived in Readwise.
Enables free, open-source collaborative Anki deck creation and sharing, letting users split card-making, revise decks, subscribe to shared decks, though still in development with data-loss risks.