AnkiWeb addon 204584680
Displays a color-coded overlay on the Anki review screen showing an AnKing card's yield level, organ system and First Aid chapter, with adjustable tag settings and light/dark themes.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-02-25 |
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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.
Creates hierarchical filtered decks from tag trees in one click and lets you rebuild, empty, pin, and bulk-manage them via hover actions and a manager.
Filters medical deck tags, applies high/low-yield filters, promotes AnKing/Malleus cards into personal decks, shows deck card-state charts, and adds keyboard shortcuts.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Adds configurable browser checkboxes and custom search buttons for filtering AnKing Step Deck cards by tags, suspension, new/review status, high-yield, and Step 2 relevance.
Displays Heisig or custom kanji keywords in pop-up overlays on hover and color-codes kanji according to whether they have been seen or are unknown.
Yield Tags adds a small overlay to the Anki review screen that shows three things from an AnKing card's tags: yield level, organ system, and First Aid chapter.
The overlay sits at the bottom of the screen and doesn't interfere with card content or the answer buttons. Yield levels are color-coded across all five AnKing tiers — red for High Yield, green for Low Yield, with orange and amber in between. Light and dark themes are both supported.
NOTE: Cards that are not tagged with yield tags in Anking will not show yield tags during review. If a card doesn't have a tag it's likely the tagging rather than the addon.
1/24/26 Update: You can now adjust which tags are shown (including Step exam tag) via tools -> yield tag settings.
