Imports JPDB Japanese word review history into Anki, including spelling, reading, and simulated answer history, with optional scraped definitions, custom sentences, and notes.
Alternatives to Importing .anki (old anki 1) files
AnkiWeb addon 175027074
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Batch-imports multiple .apkg deck packages from files or folders, with optional recursive scanning, zip support, automatic backups, collection-package skipping, progress reporting, and configurable Anki import options.
During .apkg import, moves existing duplicate or conflicting cards sharing the exact same GUID into the imported deck while preserving their scheduling and review history.
Batch-updates multiple fields across selected notes from a CSV file, with automatic field mapping, dry-run and diff previews, and change logging to SQLite for recovery.
Helps debug missing audio by configuring mpv to write a log file, preventing restarts from creating new logs, and guiding users to inspect or share that log.
Adds Study and Review buttons per deck to separate new-card study from due-card review, plus a Wrap Up button that clears new cards so the session can finish.
Adds sentences matching selected words from Tatoeba-built or custom language databases to Anki fields, with random insertion, sentence lists, translation pairs, styling options, and batch adding across notes.
Imports e-book or text files into Anki, splits the text into sentences using NLTK, and creates sentence cards with the Basic note type, naming the deck after the file.
Adds GIF and video backgrounds to the Reviewer, Deck Browser, and Overview screens, with live preview and controls for opacity, blur, zoom, playback speed, trimming, and mute.
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 local AI panel in Anki's Browser that turns plain-English requests into Anki searches, expands synonyms, and finds matching cards privately.
Keeps currently playing audio running when moving from question to answer during review, mimicking Anki 2.0, with configurable fields that may still interrupt playback.