Customizes Anki's reviewer with 40 color themes, 89 card styles, 62 fonts, and 10 transitions, all switchable live via a floating toolbar during review.
Alternatives to ✍️ Mayhem Medical Auto-Highlighter, AI Card Beautifier & Neural Studio
AnkiWeb addon 1408711881
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