Opens the original Emacs Org file and heading for an Anki card during review or deck browsing via Ctrl+O, searching configured Org directories for the card ID.
Alternatives to anki-editor-view - Open anki-editor notes from Anki in Emacs
AnkiWeb addon 1301464350
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