Performs multiple searches at once from a list of words or text via the search box context menu, displaying combined results with a Search column and arrow navigation.
Alternatives to Show number of results in browser
AnkiWeb addon 917646119
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Finds existing AnKing Step cards from TrueLearn questions in Chrome, previews them in Anki, opens selected cards in the Browser, and unsuspends chosen cards.
Highlights search terms in the Browser's Editor pane, adds two search modes and hotkeys for jumping to or selecting results, and lets you toggle highlighting.
Highlights browser search matches within notes, including field code, tags, regex and overlapping matches, with auto-scroll, scrollbar indicators and customizable settings.
Displays the total number of cards matching a filtered deck's search query on the overview screen, with a clickable count opening those cards in the browser.
Shows offline synonyms from your own collection on Chinese review cards as known/total counts on the front and a clickable synonyms panel on the back.
Builds guided native Anki filtered decks from chosen topics and decks, plus recovery, time-based sessions, resume, context, private notes, debriefs, and workload hints.
Copies selected note IDs as a search string and compares them with a friend's collection to show missing, extra, shared, and suspended cards by deck or tag, plus due siblings.
Bridges the companion browser extension to Anki, letting UWorld results open matching AnKing cards, resource tags, images and videos, with optional Easy Mode unsuspending.
Adds detailed deck overview statistics with category counts and percentages, completion forecasts, customizable date formats and colors, and optional note-based counts.
Shows how many cards were created during the current Anki session alongside the total card count in the deck browser's stats area, resetting each launch.
Displays a customizable New cards today line under the deck browser's studied-today text, counting each distinct new card only once.