Adds a Browser button and Alt+M shortcut that finds and plays [sound:...] tags, showing an error if none or a dialogue when several exist and limiting playback to selected text.
Alternatives to AJT Browser Play Button - Play audio in browser ▶️
AnkiWeb addon 182970692
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