AnkiWeb addon 138501288
Adds a card browser dialog that prompts for a tag and its replacement, then replaces that tag across all selected notes.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.41+ | 2017-08-29 |
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Enables finding and replacing tags across selected notes using regular expressions with backreferencing, case sensitivity toggling, live preview, search history, and cleanup of unused tags.
Searches all Malleus databases to find, create and tag clinical medicine cards automatically, syncs resource fields, inserts randomisation elements, and updates its offline database in the background.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with customizable names, card counts, search suffixes, and sort orders.
Adds browser search filter dialogs for tags, decks, note and card types, fields, flags, and saved searches, plus absolute-date filtering and keyboard shortcuts.
Replaces cluttered hierarchical tags in the editor with a customizable, clickable list using bolded nicknames, middle truncation, wildcard rules, custom ordering, hover highlighting, and JSON import/export.
Downloads audio from Forvo and Lingua Libre into specified note fields, in batch or per card, with configurable language, speaker, deck, tagging and text-filtering options.
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COMPATIBILITY
Initial tests have shown this add-on to both work on Anki 2.0.x and Anki 2.1.x. However, as the Anki 2.1.x line of releases is still in beta, I cannot provide any kind of official support for this platform. Please do not report issues with Anki 2.1 in the review section below. Instead, please report all issues you encounter on GitHub.
CHANGELOG
2017-08-23 β Initial 2.1 compatibility
2017-08-06 β Some smaller improvements and bug fixes
2016-06-04 β Switch to title case for menu entries
2016-05-27 β Initial release
SUPPORT
Please do not report issues or bugs in the review section below, as I will not be able to reply to them nor help you. Instead, please report all issues you encounter either on GitHub, or by posting a new thread on the Anki add-on support forums while mentioning the name of the affected add-on in your thread title.
CREDITS AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Glutanimate
Licensed under the GNU AGPL v3. The code for this add-on is available on 
GitHub.
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Installation from AnkiWeb
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Manual Installation
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