Adds configurable editor buttons that wrap selected text in fluorescent highlights, glowing halos, pulsing animations, or red alert styling, with customizable colors and keyboard shortcuts.
Alternatives to Couleurs des paquets (qui survivent au renommage)
AnkiWeb addon 1990351838
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