Adds a heatmap and custom colors to Browser sidebar tags, supports nested-tag aggregation, tooltips, right-click suspend/unsuspend actions, and manual refresh with fast incremental updates.
Alternatives to FluxTag (Heatmap and Colored Tags)
AnkiWeb addon 1282795184
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