Embeds a styled multi-line text box in notes that automatically compares guesses to answers, works with cloze cards, and reveals answers via Ctrl+Enter.
Alternatives to typebox 2.1
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Embeds a multi-line text input box in Anki notes and automatically compares typed guesses with answers, including cloze cards, with customizable styling and Ctrl+Enter answer reveal.
Provides a multi-line, auto-focused text input for Anki cards, preserving code indentation and tabs, with language-specific handling and customizable dimensions, scrolling, and height.
Lets you answer flashcards by typing, speaking, or handwriting, then has a chosen LLM grade the answer as correct, partly, or totally wrong and explain mistakes.
Adds a customizable floating typing panel and scratchpad for Anki review, letting users type answers or notes before revealing cards, with auto-clear and shortcut forwarding.
Lets you type code answers in an IDE-style field during review and shows an instant character-level diff against the solution, with syntax highlighting and coding shortcuts.
Converts messy MCQ text into editable notes with preview and review, then imports them into Anki using positional fields, plus a bundled note-type installer.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
Shuffles words in marked plain text on cloze cards and lets you restore their order by dragging and dropping or clicking the next word.
Lets you toggle between a card's front and back and use shortcut keys to decrease or increase answer-button intervals, never below one day.
Converts Anki cards into interactive multiple-choice quizzes with up to five options, optional shuffling and explanations, colour-coded selected-answer feedback, image support, and customizable settings.
Enables cookie usage on cards, letting the question side set values like a randomly chosen font that the answer side can read, including on custom note types via scripts.