Removes HTML formatting from Anki fields in bulk, either from all fields or a specific one, with an option to preserve line breaks.
Addons by flaccidsnake
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to flaccidsnake.
Adds up to ten configurable buttons below Anki's search bar for saving, running, renaming, and filter-combining favorite searches, stored persistently per profile.
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.
Displays a configurable semi-transparent overlay of recent review history—dates, review types, buttons pressed, and intervals—during review sessions, with adjustable corner position, line count, and feed order.
Adds a side panel of customizable clickable emoji bubbles in Anki's main window for one-click access to favorite websites or program paths, with add, edit, delete, and reorder options.
Bulk-creates Anki cards from pasted text, one card per line, with deck and note type selection, delimiter splitting, tab-separated fields, tags, and optional browser display or auto-close.
Search Anki's media folder by filename while editing, preview images on hover, insert with one click, and rename images with automatic updates to every note using them.
Adds a refresh button beside the browser's search bar and a configurable F5 shortcut to re-run the current search and update displayed notes or cards.
Wipes review history and resets scheduling to new for selected cards via the browser, preserving positions where possible, with SM-2 and FSRS support.
Adds a dialog of recently used tags, editable before applying, accessible via right-click in the Browser, Editor, and Reviewer, with configurable tag and note search counts.
Displays all tags with occurrence counts for selected notes and lets you click tags to exclude them from the browser search, with optional abbreviation of hierarchical tags.
Adds back and forward buttons with Alt+Left/Right shortcuts to the browser, letting users navigate search history like a web browser.
Adds a browser sidebar option to edit a tag before applying it to all selected notes, streamlining tagging workflows.