AnkiWeb addon 1846879528
Creates rich Anki flashcards from Netflix, YouTube and other sites via the Migaku browser extension, adding contextual language data, review editing, scheduling, media conversion and hotkeys.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.49 | 2.1.60 | 2024-02-22 |
| 2.1.61 | 26.08.1+ | 2026-09-03 |
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Streamlines language learning with global-hotkey dictionary lookups, automatic deconjugation, frequency data, and quick export of definitions and audio to Anki cards.
Blocks distracting websites like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Netflix, and Reddit via a Chrome extension until Anki reviews are done, then grants temporary access rewards and question-bank rewards.
Integrates with GoldenDict to look up words across EPWING dictionaries, Jisho, Google Images, and Anki collections, send definitions to Anki, and auto-paste media or text into card fields via hotkey.
Automatically creates kanji cards in an optimal learning order based on vocabulary in your decks, with dictionary lookup, statistics, and recognition or production support.
Provides a new approach to Chinese reading support in Anki, with a usage guide and audio support planned for later release.
Schedules review vacations, smooths daily review counts, supports sick days, catch-up and get-ahead study, and maintains card ease within Anki's spaced repetition system.
You need an active Migaku subscription and the Migaku Browser Extension installed and open.
Create rich flashcards for Anki from Netflix, YouTube, and other websites.
Install Anki Desktop, then add Migaku using this code:
Add-on code: 1846879528
Choose Anki as the destination for cards created by the Migaku Browser Extension.
Open Migaku from your browser toolbar.
In the Dictionary tab, select Card Creator settings.
Scroll to “Send card to” and choose Anki.
Done. New cards created with the Browser Extension will now be sent to Anki.
Choose the destination deck, note type, and field mappings in the Anki Add-on settings. You can skip this during initial setup.
Choose which fields use Word Coloring on the front and back of your cards.
In Anki, open Tools → Manage Note Types.
Select the Migaku note type for your language, then select Migaku Options.
Choose Front or Back. Find the coloring option, then set each field to Enabled or Disabled.
Create your Migaku account, install the Browser Extension, or join the community.