Creates a folder of readable symlinks named after each installed addon, making the id-based addons directory easy to navigate and removing stale links.
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Hides Anki's decks screen behind a minimalist username-and-password login, forcing default credentials to be changed on first use, with salted-hash storage, a recovery-key reset flow, and temporary lockouts after failed attempts.
Scans note text for filenames to find unused media that Anki's standard check misses, optionally including configured subfolders, with options to move files to trash or empty it.
Syncs installed add-ons, enabled states, and optionally selected config fields across computers via an AnkiWeb media manifest, detecting and installing missing add-ons after confirmation.
Preserves specified files and folders, such as .git, .gitignore and .svn, inside add-on folders during updates, with configurable lists of what to keep.
Compresses Anki media and note fields and visualizes their sizes, converting MP3 audio to Opus and JPEG or PNG images to AVIF.
Lists all installed add-on codes and copies them comma- or space-separated in one click, with a keyboard shortcut, for easy reinstallation elsewhere.
Extends the AnkiConnect bridge with 37 bulk automation actions for AI assistants, covering mass edits, image occlusion, backups, integrity audits, and undoable dry-run previews.
Scans your collection for unused images, audio, and video, lets you filter, select, and delete them to the recycle bin, and shows which media each card uses.
Lets addon developers add, delete, edit, enable, or disable add-on init files and reload them without closing Anki, showing live updates and any errors.
Finds byte-for-byte identical media files, rewrites note references to one canonical filename, and safely moves redundant copies to Anki's media trash after a read-only dry run.
Mines Japanese sentences into Anki cards with Jisho field filling, RTK/Heisig kanji tracking and heatmaps, optional DeepL translation and HyperTTS audio, plus progress and backups.
Mirrors add-ons, their settings, and Anki preferences across computers through AnkiWeb sync, with selective per-computer installation, rollback, popup queuing, and shareable setup files.
Lets you browse AnkiWeb add-ons within Anki, copy an add-onโs ID, and automatically open the add-on manager for installation.
Saves each note type's formatting, HTML, CSS, and fields to disk in a relatively raw format, enabling timestamped backups of note type configurations and settings.
Logs the order cards are viewed in Anki's browser to monthly JSONL files, with a filterable viewer, CSV export, jump-to-card, batch reopening, and monthly cleanup.
Clears all window.localStorage data after prompting the user for confirmation, useful for removing information stored via localStorage.
Imports multiple .apkg files from a folder into one deck and note type, maps fields, optionally archives files, and automatically repairs image and audio references.
Backs up all Anki decks to individual .apkg files or restores them from a chosen folder in one click, optionally overwriting existing decks and excluding study history.
Automates EDN study setup by diagnosing Anki, configuring sync options, repairing note IDs, protecting personal fields, and generating hierarchical filtered decks by subject and official item.
Lets you search for Anki add-ons from the Tools menu and install or remove them instantly through a familiar interface.
Saves a separate persistent voice recording for each card so you can replay it on later reviews, with menu options to clear unused or all recordings.
Keeps a local timeline of note and note-type changes, enabling per-field diffs, named snapshots, AโB comparisons, pinning, and undoable restoration of compatible content.
Normalizes audio loudness across your collection, with automatic pre-sync processing, customizable loudness, peak and quality settings, support for MP3, AAC, OGG, Opus, WAV and WebM, and bundled FFmpeg.
Scans the media folder to find unused audio, image, and video files, then previews or deletes them with optional backups, while offering statistics and a public API for other add-ons.
Disables automatic backup creation when closing a profile or the app, useful for large collections where backups are slow, though it risks data loss.
Saves deck configuration settings to a dated, tab-separated file in the home directory for backup or sharing, excluding filtered-deck information.
Displays seconds, or seconds plus milliseconds, in the card creation date column to help view and adjust creation dates.
Builds and maintains vocabulary decks by generating cards and filling missing fields from dictionaries or AI, choosing audio sources, and backing up add-ons.
Repairs note IDs using a GUID-to-ID mapping file, reporting updated, already-correct, missing GUIDs, conflicts, and writing detailed debug logs.