Generates Anki cards from Japanese Kindle highlights via Vocab Builder, capturing deconjugated words, sentences, and reading metadata into book-named subdecks while resuming from the last import.
Alternatives to shanbay2anki（将扇贝阅读的生词本导入到 Anki）
AnkiWeb addon 775172794
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