AnkiWeb addon 2126361512
Adds a card browser shortcut and Edit menu entry that duplicate selected notes in place, copying their tags and cards but not review history.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2017-08-29 |
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Copies the current note's contents into a new Add window via configurable shortcuts from the Add window, Edit Current, Browser, and Reviewer, requiring add-ons that support multiple add windows.
Moves selected notes up or down and duplicates them beneath the originals in Anki's browser when the deck is sorted by Created, using keyboard shortcuts or menus.
Converts content wrapped in <amd> tags from Markdown to HTML during review, in the editor, or in batch, with optional preview and shortcuts.
Adds hotkeys to the Add Notes dialog for copying tags and fields from the last note in the same deck, plus a searchable history of recently used field values.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Turns cid or nid text in cards and templates into clickable links that open the referenced card or note in a new window, with context-menu copy options.
Ctrl+Alt+C by default) or clicking on the Create Duplicate entry in the Edit menu will find all notes belonging to the selected cards and duplicate them in place.
COMPATIBILITY
Initial tests have shown this add-on to both work on Anki 2.0.x and Anki 2.1.x. However, as the Anki 2.1.x line of releases is still in beta, I cannot provide any kind of official support for this platform. Please do not report issues with Anki 2.1 in the review section below. Instead, please report all issues you encounter on GitHub.
IMPORTANT NOTES
GitHub.
This repository contains most of the smaller Anki add-ons I have written over the years. For more information on each add-on please take a look at the comments in the respective source file, or at its AnkiWeb description.
Installation from AnkiWeb
Most add-ons in this repository have been published on AnkiWeb and may be comfortably installed via Anki's own add-on management system. To correlate each source file with its listing on AnkiWeb please refer to the add-on titles in their AnkiWeb descriptions.
Manual Installation
Open Anki's add-on folder by navigating to Tools -> Add-ons -> Open add-ons folder from Anki's main screen
Download a copy of the full repository zip archive
Locate the add-ons you want to install in the src/ directory
Copy the add-on files to Anki's add-on directory
__init__.py into the top-most level of Anki's add-on directory (e.g. for reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would only copy reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey.py)reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey you would copy the entire reviewer_auto_rate_hotkey folder). Note: Not all add-ons in this repository have been transitioned to Anki 2.1, yet. To learn more about the compatibility status of each add-on please see here.Restart Anki to see the changes
The source file naming describes which part of Anki each add-on interacts with. As such, the names do not always correspond with their listings on AnkiWeb.
Add-on file names also have an impact on their loading order. Files with a leading special character are designed to be imported after most other add-ons have been loaded, as they might interact with them.
Some of the add-ons found in this repository were either adopted from earlier works by other authors or simply constitute re-uploads of add-ons that disappeared from AnkiWeb, with no original code repository to be found. I have tried to document the development history of each of these add-ons in their source code header, but more detailed information may also be found here.
Most of the add-ons in this repository are licensed under the same license as Anki, the GNU AGPL, version 3 or later. Please check the source code comments for more details on the licensing of each add-on.
Make sure to also check out my larger Anki projects: