AnkiWeb addon 761935116
Adds Vim-style keybindings to Anki's note editor, with normal and insert modes, cursor movement, J/K field navigation, a mode indicator, and partially working visual, delete, and yank operations.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.50 | 25.09 | 2026-06-11 |
| 25.09.1 | + | 2026-06-11 |
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Enables vi/vim-style j and k scrolling in the reviewer, with configurable scroll amount and shifted J/K keys for faster, page-up/down-like movement.
Provides a CodeMirror-based HTML/CSS source editor for note fields and card templates, with syntax highlighting, search and replace, external editor support, and saved version comparison.
Generates Anki notes from lists of terms by searching Google or DuckDuckGo Images, letting users select images and map terms and images to note fields or cloze deletions.
Inserts syntax-highlighted code snippets into Anki notes, letting users choose the programming language via toolbar button or hotkey, with configurable line numbers, centering, and CSS styling.
Automatically hides the mouse cursor during review sessions, showing it again on movement, with options to limit hiding to fullscreen or review screens and to prevent accidental Amboss popups.
Converts dollar MathJax delimiters to \(...\) and \[...\] forms in the Editor, selected Browser notes in bulk, and the current review note, preserving formatting and skipping rendered equations.
adds Vim keybindings to Anki’s note editor, so you can move around fields in normal mode and type normally in insert mode.
this add-on is intended for people who prefer keyboard-driven editing and want a more Vim-like workflow while creating or editing notes.
J and KEsc - enter normal modei - enter insert modea - enter insert mode after the cursor (append)o - create new line below and enter insert modev - enter visual mode (not implemented well yet but technically works)h - move cursor leftj - move cursor downk - move cursor upl - move cursor rightJ - move to the next fieldK - move to the previous fieldthe normal/insert mode behavior is working, including basic movement, mode switching, and moving between fields.
some Vim-style operations are partially implemented but still considered incomplete. Visual mode, d, dd, y, and yy technically work, but after using them you may need to click back into the field to restore the cursor/focus. Because of that, they are not yet listed as finished features.
https://jpixari.github.io
source code and issue tracking:
https://github.com/jpixari/anki-vim-mode
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/761935116?cb=1777528328968
adds Vim keybindings to Anki’s note editor, so you can move around fields in normal mode and type normally in insert mode.
this add-on is intended for people who prefer keyboard-driven editing and want a more Vim-like workflow while creating or editing notes.
J and KEsc - enter normal modei - enter insert modea - enter insert mode after the cursor (append)o - create new line below and enter insert modev - enter visual mode (not implemented well yet but technically works)h - move cursor leftj - move cursor downk - move cursor upl - move cursor rightJ - move to the next fieldK - move to the previous fieldthe normal/insert mode behavior is working, including basic movement, mode switching, and moving between fields.
some Vim-style operations are partially implemented but still considered incomplete. Visual mode, d, dd, y, and yy technically work, but after using them you may need to click back into the field to restore the cursor/focus. Because of that, they are not yet listed as finished features.