Adds images, audio, and sentences to Anki notes using Yahoo image search, legacy Google Custom Search, Nadeshiko, and Gemini image generation, with configurable settings and review hotkeys.
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Copies pre-formatted information from selected Anki Browser notes using customizable per-note-type templates, hotkeys, tag placeholders, and escaped HTML for Word/Excel compatibility.
Wraps selected text in customizable HTML tags using a button or hotkeys, letting users style important words per note type through CSS.
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Adds buttons and hotkeys that wrap selected text in monospace code or pre+code tags, with customizable shortcuts, for Anki 23.10 and later.
Improves keyboard navigation of Anki's tag entry field with Enter to apply the first suggested tag, Ctrl+Tab to cycle suggestions, arrow-key invocation, and no initial popup.
Pronounces highlighted words or phrases during Anki reviews using Merriam-Webster and Google TTS across 27 languages, triggered by a floating button, hotkey, or automatic playback.