Adds tags to cards in the Reviewer window via configurable keyboard shortcuts, with each shortcut able to apply several tags at once.
Alternatives to Add tags by shortcuts in Reviewer window (one shortcut for one tag)
AnkiWeb addon 171767752
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Provides an extended tag add/edit dialog showing one tag per line, openable via configurable shortcuts or the editor and reviewer context menu.
Integrates the memory palace technique into Anki, letting users mark difficult cards, build palaces, assign cards by drag-and-drop, and optionally generate AI symbols and images.
Adds a right-click "Tags" menu in the reviewer and editor for instantly toggling note tags, with checkboxes, bold applied-tag feedback, and configurable collapsible submenus for organizing tags.
Wraps selected text in customizable HTML tags using a button or hotkeys, letting users style important words per note type through CSS.
Assigns Anki review actionsβanswer ratings, show answer, undo, or nothingβto mouse buttons, scroll-wheel movements, and long presses, configurable separately for question and answer sides.
Adds hotkeys to the Add Notes dialog for copying tags and fields from the last note in the same deck, plus a searchable history of recently used field values.
Exports a collection's complete sorted tag list as plain text to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file, preserving hierarchical tags, with customizable keyboard shortcuts.
Adds a visual settings manager for creating custom editor toolbar buttons with background and text colors, bold, italic, underline, live preview, and assignable keyboard shortcuts.
Enables previewing cards through tag-based named previews, search filters and batches, revealing answers and releasing cards without altering scheduling or status.
Enables controlling nearly all Anki features with a gamepad or other controller, with customizable bindings, per-context profiles, cursor control, and a quick-select overlay.
Assigns a configurable shortcut, Alt+Shift+D by default, to show duplicates in the browser when any exist.