Enhances the add-ons window with sorting, color highlighting, per-add-on hints, a remembered filter field, allowed-add-on profiles, and quick restart shortcuts.
backup-maintenance
Backups, DB fixes, add-on management, update control. All categories · Refine with filters
90 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Disables automatic add-on updates that appear when Anki starts, offering an on/off toggle in the Tools menu while still allowing manual updates.
Resets a selected deck's review statistics via Tools, offering time ranges from the last hour up to ten years, without confirmation and irreversibly.
Keeps one backup per day for the last month, one per month for the past year, and one per year in the regular backup folder for accessing older collection versions.
Sorts clozes in notes into ascending order while preserving statistics and learning state, accessible from the Tools menu or Browser context menu, with automatic backup.
Extracts and deduplicates inline CSS from selected note fields, moves it to a shared media file, then inserts import links—optionally handling repeated inline styles, base64 images and Yomitan media references—to shrink collections.
Batch-imports multiple .apkg deck packages from files or folders, with optional recursive scanning, zip support, automatic backups, collection-package skipping, progress reporting, and configurable Anki import options.
Corrects review timestamps recorded while traveling so streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts fall on the right dates, with preview, automatic backups, history logging, and forced sync upload.
Decorates Anki's deck list, overview, study screen and windows with 46 customizable themes, backgrounds, card designs and a calm study mode.
Adds a Tools menu command that restarts Anki, currently supported on macOS only.
Restricts empty-card deletion to new cards only, preserving reviewed cards and optionally tagging notes that would otherwise be deleted.
Displays the number of installed add-ons under the Tools menu and renames add-on folders in real time.
Fetches recent reviews and safe card and note changes from AnkiWeb to partially synchronize an inconsistent database before a full upload.
Exports decks as legible, version-control-friendly text files split by Note Type, adding field headers, deck options, media usage, and optional card counters for easier maintenance and reimport.
Browse and search collection.media to insert images into cards, replace or rename files across every reference, and find unused or duplicate media for recoverable cleanup.
Saves and restores enabled add-ons, and semi-automatically identifies problematic add-ons by disabling halves and prompting restart and reproduction checks.
Backs up add-on IDs via a synced deck and local add-on folders to WebDAV for restoration, optionally syncing selected decks to a self-hosted MCP knowledge base.
Backs up selected, enabled, or disabled add-ons into installable id.ankiaddon archives whose filenames include identifying details, sourcing files from AnkiWeb or local disk and creating missing manifest.json files when needed.
Opens the Anki media, add-on, update log and backup folders directly from the app.
Detects empty, unused note types and lets users review, search, and selectively delete them, protecting default templates and creating an undo checkpoint for safe restoration.
Exports each Anki note as a Markdown file in a local Git repository, enabling snapshots, selective import, diff previews, conflict resolution, and automatic syncing.
Exports your installed add-ons' code numbers to a dialog and an _addons.txt file in collection.media as a backup, though it only records numbers, not the add-ons.
Exports and imports note types as portable JSON files, offering selective export/import, conflict previews, and smart conflict resolution.
Deletes selected cards' review logs so they become genuinely new, with automatic backups, whole-collection clearing, browser integration, progress bars, and configurable reset options.
Adds private per-card annotation notes accessible via a review speech bubble, with search, browser column, export, and import, without modifying card content or scheduling.
Displays JSON parse error messages for add-on configuration files, helping users debug and correct invalid hand-written JSON, and prints the previous config to prevent data loss.
Explains database-check error messages and adds extra integrity checks/fixes for duplicate note cards, missing deck or deck-option parameters, and duplicate note GUIDs, warning users to back up first.
Batch-updates multiple fields across selected notes from a CSV file, with automatic field mapping, dry-run and diff previews, and change logging to SQLite for recovery.
Exports all installed add-on codes into a single card for syncing, letting you manually reimport them later instead of searching for each code individually.
Automatically fills Anki note fields using multiple LLM providers, with customizable prompts, batch processing, selective retries, and encrypted backups.