Automatically bolds target Japanese vocabulary within sentence fields using morphology-aware matching, with dry-run preview, browser integration, custom readings, and optional furigana clearing.
Alternatives to Migaku Anki Cloze Helper
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Bolds target Japanese words within sentences by wrapping them in <b> tags, using configurable expression, reading, and sentence fields.