Adds a reviewer panel that critiques, explains, rewrites and creates Anki cards via your own AI API key, plus offline comments, highlights, heatmaps and deck tools.
Alternatives to Pesquisa no Editor (Search in Editor)
AnkiWeb addon 1825035961
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Performs multiple searches at once from a list of words or text via the search box context menu, displaying combined results with a Search column and arrow navigation.
Adds an editor toolbar button that sends the active field's full content or highlighted text to the Anki browser search, optionally without the field name when Shift is held.
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Stores YouTube videos in a searchable sentence database, adds matching audio, sentences, and screenshots to existing cards, and creates Subs2SRS decks from videos or playlists.
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Reads PDFs inside Anki, links flashcards to their exact source page, and uses Gemini AI to generate cloze cards and explanations.
Duplicates selected cards from the browser into a chosen deck via right-click, with options to keep the original, copy revision history, and use a Ctrl+Shift+Z shortcut.