Randomizes the font of text using language-specific CSS classes, with per-language font selection and configurable card search criteria.
Alternatives to Japanese Card Randomizer
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Downloads and attaches audio in bulk from prioritized URL sources to selected Anki cards, with field mapping, kana filtering, request delays, and duplicate-to-empty-field options.
Automatically fills Anki fields with kanji readings, hiragana, word type, and limited JMdict definitions offline, plus example sentences, with configurable field mappings and bulk deck updates.
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