Inserts customizable HTML tables through a dialog or keyboard shortcut, or converts selected pipe-delimited markdown-like text into a table; it does not edit existing tables.
Addons by ijgnd
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to ijgnd.
Removes line breaks from selected text or the entire field, preserving double breaks, stripping trailing hyphens, with context-menu access, undo support, and configurable shortcuts.
Turns cid or nid text in cards and templates into clickable links that open the referenced card or note in a new window, with context-menu copy options.
Adds a dialog and context menu entries for inserting, editing, and unlinking hyperlinks in note fields, with configurable keyboard shortcuts.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
Adds browser search filter dialogs for tags, decks, note and card types, fields, flags, and saved searches, plus absolute-date filtering and keyboard shortcuts.
Adds right-click options to open images, audio, and video in external programs, duplicate or rename the files, show them in the file manager, and create an empty image to edit.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.
Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and context-menu options for quickly applying font colors, background colors, font sizes, custom CSS classes/styles, and text wrappers.
Displays a toggleable sidebar during card reviews showing deck options, relevant card properties, and repetition statistics, with configurable default visibility and remembered last state.
Provides a CodeMirror-based HTML/CSS source editor for note fields and card templates, with syntax highlighting, search and replace, external editor support, and saved version comparison.
Adds configurable review shortcuts to bury the current card into a temporary list and later unbury those deferred cards from reviews or the deck overview.
Adds four reviewer shortcuts to open a tag dialogue, apply predefined tags, apply tags and move to a preset deck, or move to a preset deck.
Provides an extended tag add/edit dialog showing one tag per line, openable via configurable shortcuts or the editor and reviewer context menu.
Adds a context menu to the Add window's Add button for changing the due number of newly created cards or burying them, with adjustable settings for rescheduling shown cards.
Exports the Anki review log to a RevisionHistory.csv file on Anki 2.1, including a fix for a Unicode error.
Disables same-day spacing of new sibling cards so they appear consecutively in their proper order, though it only affects new cards and not the v3 scheduler.
Reduces next interval growth for very mature cards to slightly improve retention, though it is unmaintained and incompatible with recent Anki versions.
Imports RSS feed entries as Anki notes with per-feed deck, note type, field mappings, tags, and duplicate detection, though it no longer works with recent Anki versions.
Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Modifies card scheduling by resetting ease values only below a configurable threshold, with an optional source-code-edited custom mode for cards last rated Good.
Lets users postpone updates for selected add-ons and optionally diff the add-ons folder before and after updating to inspect changes.
Duplicates existing notes while preserving fields, tags, decks, and optionally scheduling, fakes note creation times, and inserts mostly empty notes with fabricated timestamps.
Adds a Tools menu option that exports all note types, templates, deck names and option groups, plus underscore-prefixed media files, without notes, for debugging or sharing.
Copies or cuts selected editor content into new notes, can transfer other fields and add them directly to the database, and schedules tagged cards without increasing intervals.
Adds a searchable filter bar to the top of context menus in the editor, browser, and reviewer, helping users find menu items when many add-ons are installed.
Opens configurable cursor-adjacent menus listing note types or decks from the editor context menu or by right-clicking their buttons, with assignable hotkeys.
Saves debug console text or code input with Ctrl+S and lets you view, edit, and insert saved entries with Ctrl+I; now obsolete in newer Anki versions.