AnkiWeb addon 653880244
Adds up to ten configurable buttons below Anki's search bar for saving, running, renaming, and filter-combining favorite searches, stored persistently per profile.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 24.06 | 25.02.5+ | 2026-10-20 |
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Highlights search terms in the Browser's Editor pane, adds two search modes and hotkeys for jumping to or selecting results, and lets you toggle highlighting.
Provides an embedded internet browser within Anki for searching selected text through context menus or shortcuts and importing website text and images into the current card.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.
Adds browser search filter dialogs for tags, decks, note and card types, fields, flags, and saved searches, plus absolute-date filtering and keyboard shortcuts.
Adds a configurable search bar to the reviewer and editors, with shortcuts for finding next, previous, and closing the bar.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
An Anki addon that adds up to 10 configurable shortcut buttons below the search bar for quick access to your favorite searches.
You can customize the number of shortcut buttons displayed:
num_shortcuts to any value between 1 and 10Default configuration:
{
"num_shortcuts": 5
}
I personally use the saved searches for workflow, but they're annoying to set up, and to access by scrolling all the way to the top. This works in the same way but better.
An Anki addon that adds up to 10 configurable shortcut buttons below the search bar for quick access to your favorite searches.
You can customize the number of shortcut buttons displayed:
num_shortcuts to any value between 1 and 10Default configuration:
{
"num_shortcuts": 5
}
I personally use the saved searches for workflow, but they're annoying to set up, and to access by scrolling all the way to the top. This works in the same way but better.