Synchronizes content across multiple Anki notes using unidirectional or bidirectional sync blocks, with templates for generating content and configurable conflict handling.
Alternatives to Change the type of a note without upload
AnkiWeb addon 1990502531
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Converts Anki notes between types without triggering a full sync, offering field mapping, presets, review-history preservation, deck/tag retention, browser and reviewer conversion, and one-step undo.
Highlights selected question or answer text on the review screen via a four-color palette, saving highlights as persistent HTML with eraser and undo support.
Displays a review-screen overlay comparing your Again/Hard/Good/Easy ratings with anonymous community averages for mapped decks, while uploading limited anonymized card and rating data.
Imports RSS feed entries as Anki notes with per-feed deck, note type, field mappings, tags, and duplicate detection, though it no longer works with recent Anki versions.
Speeds up note-type changes by optimizing template rendering in a single pass and removes the hundred-field-per-card limit, with minor edge-case rendering differences.
Improves note type changes by supporting conversion to and from cloze types and automatically matching fields and card types that share the same name.
Lets the card browser display one row per note instead of per card, toggled via the Notes menu or configurable shortcut, with actions applied to notes.
Applies configurable trigger-and-action rules to cards in a note, automatically suspending, unsuspending, or burying others based on conditions like maturity, applied from the browser or main window.
Adds customizable, real-time text-to-speech to card templates, with pronunciation lists, voice and speed settings adjustable and toggleable directly on iOS/iPadOS mobile devices via user actions.
Protects chosen fields, tags, note styling, and deck descriptions when importing shared decks, while allowing selective forced updates and tag merging.
Uploads edited collection.media files to AnkiWeb during sync, with the first synced version overwriting conflicting edits made on other devices.