Randomizes the font of text using language-specific CSS classes, with per-language font selection and configurable card search criteria.
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Randomizes card fonts by configurable criteria such as deck name, success rate, tags, and language classes, letting users preview searches and choose enabled fonts per language.
Enables cookie usage on cards, letting the question side set values like a randomly chosen font that the answer side can read, including on custom note types via scripts.
Randomizes Japanese card fonts and optionally swaps hiragana/katakana, displays vertical text, and changes text size during review.
Sorts review cards by configurable criteria such as card ID, deck, note fields, or randomization, using the V2 scheduler only.
Generates wallpapers from your hardest Anki flashcards, using the mere exposure effect to reinforce difficult cards passively across your devices.
Creates multiple-choice Anki cards with randomized answer choices, configurable field prefixes, and highlighted correct answers, though it is incompatible with Anki mobile versions and multi-answer selection.
Refreshes the WebView to prevent duplicate JavaScript inclusion across the reviewer, editor layout and previewer whenever cards, sides, text or views change.
Displays customizable, color-coded overlays of remaining new, learning, and review card counts during reviews, with animated +1/-1 indicators and configurable position, font, and current-card highlighting.
Provides keyboard shortcuts to add and remove randomization wrappings in the editor, randomizing card content order to reduce visual pattern matching.
Adds an editor button that searches Forvo, Wiktionary, and Open Russian for audio matching field or selected text, uploads it to Anki, and appends a sound tag.
Imports and exports filtered decks as JSON for sharing, with toggles for suspended, new, or due cards, plus renaming and duplicate detection.