Scans configured Anki fields to match mined Japanese words against the JPDB top 10k by word and reading, showing coverage, rank-band progress, searchable list, and manual known/mined marks.
Alternatives to Lexical Coverage (Spanish only)
AnkiWeb addon 861555972
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