Adds a movable magnifying lens to review cards, redrawing content larger for sharp zoom, with adjustable size, zoom shortcuts, Image Occlusion support, and configurable settings.
Alternatives to Anki magnifying glass mouse cursor
AnkiWeb addon 842653376
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