Displays PDFs from a configured folder in a separate window at chosen pages, lets notes link to them, and offers basic drawing and text-box annotations.
Alternatives to Flag Notes
AnkiWeb addon 423366502
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Marks known cards as mastered by suspending them and applying a green flag, via shortcuts in both the Reviewer and Browser, for single cards or entire notes.
Lets you attach quick memos to cards during review and browse them later in a chronological timeline, with links to related notes.
Adds collaborative peer notes, a private Markdown notebook, and an embedded AI chat and web viewer directly into Anki's reviewer for studying.
Exports Anki cards to interactive, searchable, printable HTML pages rendered by Anki's engine, with live browsing, narrated slideshows, rapid presentations, filtering, media support and study tools.
Displays the current card's tags as a list in a small rounded box at the bottom-right corner during review.
Creates clerkship study schedules from the AnKing deck, lets users unsuspend relevant cards and videos, and tracks daily progress through rotations.
Loads pathology e-slides from provided links in an in-Anki browser with pan/zoom, preloads the next slide, toggles provider banners, and offers encrypted auto-login for some providers.
Imports PDFs as decks with page-number cards, optionally splitting books into subdecks, and displays pages in a configurable PDF viewer with autoscroll and in-review field editing.
Displays a YouTube Short in a 70-second popup after the first or a set number of cards are reviewed as Good or Easy, configurable in Tools settings.
Configurably disables keyboard shortcuts in the main window, review, and overview, and prevents new shortcuts from attaching while review or overview is open.
Adds hoverable Wikipedia tooltips with definitions and images to underlined terms in flashcards during review, with configurable language, appearance, class targeting, and blocked-word lists.