Attaches short notes to flagged cards during review, shows them as banners, and provides a viewer with browser integration, professor responses, and CSV/Markdown export.
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AnkiWeb addon 1983204951
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Exports selected cards, decks, or tags to a printable HTML file showing both card sides, with media and LaTeX support, for printing or saving as PDF.
Exports selected Anki notes as LLM-friendly structured textβcopyable or savedβpreserving field contents unchanged while including note type, deck path, and optionally tags.
Exports selected Browser cards to HTML and clipboard, offering print front, back, both or separate layouts, with media embedding, A4-aligned tables, and keyboard shortcuts.
Turns Anki into a markdown notebook where you write papers, organize them in folders, and generate Basic, reversible, and cloze cards from plain-text lines.
Exports selected browser cards or notes, including visible columns, field HTML, and metadata such as interval and due dates, to CSV or XLSX, optionally using configurable field sets.
Adds customizable Markdown sticky notes to card review screens with live preview, images/GIFs, presets, templates, image/JSON export, and automatic grid layout.
Exports a collection's complete sorted tag list as plain text to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file, preserving hierarchical tags, with customizable keyboard shortcuts.
Copies a single selected cardβs non-empty note fields, in order and with HTML stripped, to the clipboard as Markdown via the Browser context menu, without modifying the collection.
Creates mind maps inside Anki and links them bidirectionally to flashcards, enabling visual organization, node editing, and navigation between maps and review cards.
Copies a chosen field from all selected notes in the browse window via ctrl+shift+c or menus, with configurable separator and optional HTML stripping.
Bulk-adds many notes at once via an editable table or YAML text view, exporting to the clipboard for LLMs or spreadsheets, using existing notes as context.