Lets Anki 2.1.45+ users set new note IDs and reorder notes by creation time, recalculating moved notesβ IDs instead of swapping, with Advanced Browser support.
Alternatives to note organizer FORK (fake/change note creation times)
AnkiWeb addon 1287561532
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Duplicates existing notes while preserving fields, tags, decks, and optionally scheduling, fakes note creation times, and inserts mostly empty notes with fabricated timestamps.
Organizes notetype fields into customizable groups so the editor shows only one chosen group of fields at a time, useful for notetypes with many fields.
During reviews, displays a configurable dialog to add, edit, or remove tags on untagged or new cards, with tag search and collapsible custom tag lists.
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.
Automatically maps tags to decks when adding notes, prompting you to choose a deck for new tags and remembering or ignoring that choice; does nothing when a note has multiple tags.
Imports PDFs as decks with page-number cards, optionally splitting books into subdecks, and displays pages in a configurable PDF viewer with autoscroll and in-review field editing.
Turns cid or nid text in cards and templates into clickable links that open the referenced card or note in a new window, with context-menu copy options.
Adds a configurable slot machine to reviews that awards persistent fake money based on answer ratings, with animated reels, multi-machine support, stats, and odds displays without altering scheduling.
Improves the Add Notes dialog with hotkeys to copy fields from the last note in the same deck and a searchable window listing previous values for the current field, with configurable hotkeys and fields.
Keeps the editor window open during review, obscuring card fields on the front and revealing them on the back, with shortcuts and optional presentation mode.
Sorts review cards by configurable criteria such as card ID, deck, note fields, or randomization, using the V2 scheduler only.