AnkiWeb addon 734297936
Provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating between fields in the card editor, with Ctrl+1–9 focusing fields 1–9 and Ctrl+0 focusing the last field.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2019-12-30 |
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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.
Jumps to a configured field in the card browser via keyboard shortcuts, letting you fill the same field across many notes quickly.
Adds a Search Images button to the Browse editor toolbar that opens a Google image search for a configurable note field, with domain and shortcut settings.
Creates mind maps inside Anki and links them bidirectionally to flashcards, enabling visual organization, node editing, and navigation between maps and review cards.
Adds visual Browser layouts, tabs, zoom, explorer-style navigation, drag-and-drop organization, folder colours, and a grid-based note-type manager with counters, quick editors, nested folders, and JSON import/export.
Adds keyboard shortcuts to navigate the deck list, expand or collapse decks, open decks, options, statistics, add notes, and sync without using the mouse.
Ctrl + 1-9: Switch focus to field 1-9
Ctrl + 0: Switch focus to last field
Note: In their current implementation the hotkeys will not work when the tag suggestions drop-down box is active. I am still looking for a fix for this.
CHANGELOG
2019-12-30 – Ported to Anki 2.1
2017-08-06 – Adjustments for hidden fields used by add-ons such as Image Occlusion Enhanced
2016-04-19 – Reworked the add-on from scratch to have a much leaner footprint
2015-09-04 – Initial release
SUPPORT
Please do not report issues or bugs in the review section below, as I will not be able to reply to them nor help you. Instead, please report all issues you encounter either on GitHub, or by posting a new thread on the Anki add-on support forums while mentioning the name of the affected add-on in your thread title.
CREDITS AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2015-2020 Glutanimate
Licensed under the GNU AGPL v3. The code for this add-on is available on 
GitHub.
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