Restyles the entire Anki interface with four switchable themes covering the deck list, reviewer, browser, editor, statistics, dialogs, and menus while leaving your note types untouched.
Alternatives to Dark title bars for windows
AnkiWeb addon 1718996340
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Dims the whole Anki interface with a true brightness slider and optional warmth, and can repaint dark surfaces absolute #000000 for OLED screens.
Adds a legacy night mode to older Anki versions (not 2.1.20+), with manual or scheduled switching, color inversion, custom color rules, shortcuts, and dialog styling.
Replaces Anki's system title bar with a modern header or sidebar, integrating menus and window controls while preserving resizing, snapping, and theme-aware styling.
Hides Anki's macOS window title bar and buttons, reclaiming the header space while keeping rounded corners and window resizing; it is macOS-only and does nothing elsewhere.
Gives Anki 2.1 a lightweight, customizable look across most views and windows via CSS and Qt CSS theming, with configurable colors, fonts, and multiple themes.
Adds a correct-answer percentage graph with hover tooltips to Anki's old statistics window, optionally combining or separating learning and relearning reviews; not supported in newer stats.
Displays a progress bar in newer Anki versions, with per-profile configuration and configuration changes detected without restarting.
Gives Anki's deck browser and overview pages a customizable material-design look, with themes, backgrounds, icons, statistics styling, and compatibility updates for newer Anki versions.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.
Adds up/down buttons for reordering note-type fields and batch font changes for all fields of one note, all notes, or selected browser fields, including percentage-based font scaling.
Adds a search/filter bar below the add-on list so users with many add-ons can quickly narrow displayed entries, with a Ctrl+F shortcut on newer Anki versions.