Adds a search box to the editor and reviewer for finding text within a card, with configurable shortcuts and highlight modes.
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Displays total cards reviewed and time studied on Anki's main screen.
Displays a red bar at the reviewer's bottom when a card's lapse-to-review ratio exceeds a configurable threshold, with updates for Anki 23.12.1 compatibility.
Lets users choose a buddy PokΓ©mon that gains XP from reviews, earn and exchange rarity-tiered eggs, make daily trades, and customize PokΓ©mon with special items.
Gives users a cat for each completed UWorld block, with customizable menu and count text, updated for Anki 24+.
Automatically unsuspends kanji cards when their characters appear in already-seen Japanese vocabulary words, aligning kanji and vocabulary progress and reducing unnecessary study workload.
Auto-reveals each card's answer after a per-card delay computed from visible word count and difficulty, never grading, with pause and calibration options.
Generates interactive, color-coded grids of deck kanji sorted by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or discovery order, with Jisho links and timestamped PNG/HTML exports.
Enhances Anki's card browser with multi-select column menus, extra fields and tags, customizable column order, navigation history, card preview buttons, and translation support.
Warns when a card is added without tags and offers an option to add it anyway, using hooks on Anki 2.1.55+.
Locks Anki study sessions until time, review, or deck goals are met, blocking exits, deck switching, and menus, with configurable unlock methods and a progress HUD.
Adds notes from properly formatted clipboard text using a Tools menu action or configurable shortcut (default Ctrl+0), with optional clipboard monitoring disabled by default.
Converts OGG and OPUS media files to MP3 using ffmpeg, running in the background and requiring ffmpeg installed on Windows, Ubuntu or macOS.
Sets the same LaTeX header and footer across all note types at once, with a button to apply edits everywhere.
Visualizes study activity, streaks, upcoming reviews, and new-card learning on a heatmap, with configurable workload, time, and FSRS-based scoring plus selectable date-range statistics.
Assigns minimal furigana readings to individual kanji instead of whole morphemes, with configurable behavior and a dedicated settings submenu under Tools.
Embeds Ankiβs native editor directly in the review window so you can edit note fields during review, with configurable triggers, exclusions, undo options, and Image Occlusion support.
A progress bar fork that pulls data from the database so progress persists across Anki restarts, with special handling for filtered decks and easier configuration via a config window.
Automates setting new cards per day for options groups by dividing remaining new cards by days until a chosen deck deadline, configured through a GUI.
Assigns a PokΓ©mon or egg to each studied lowest-level deck, levels and evolves it as you review, displays it in Stats, and offers daily trades and customization options.
Imports multiple Quizlet decks at once via multiple URLs, optionally placing them directly into a specified parent deck.
Adds a card browser shortcut and Edit menu entry that duplicate selected notes in place, copying their tags and cards but not review history.
A deprecated incremental reading add-on that imports articles, web feeds, and Pocket items, enabling text extraction, highlighting, and card creation with customizable scheduling and shortcuts.
Inserts Unicode symbols into Anki cards when predefined key sequences are typed, with a customizable symbol list synced per profile.
Hides menu and toolbars during reviews and superimposes draggable, touch-friendly answer buttons over cards for a clean, customizable, full-screen study interface.
Provides a configurable Pomodoro timer for Anki with a progress bar, alternating work and break intervals to help users stay focused during long study sessions.
Opens a configured external editor, such as vim or VS Code, via a customizable shortcut to edit note fields, with configurable launch commands and temporary file extension.
Imports multiple Anki deck files at once by selecting a folder, updating existing duplicate cards, and serves as a fixed version for Anki 23 and later.
Adds editor buttons that search Yandex Images using a chosen field's text and insert or cycle images into a configurable card field.
Lets users customize the Anki Home study text with HTML and placeholders for reviewed card count, time, and average seconds, plus an optional distinct-card count.