Transfers scheduling data, complete review history, and FSRS memory state from one card to another via browser right-click options or keyboard shortcuts.
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Analyzes Japanese vocabulary in selected note fields across decks and displays JLPT-level statistics, counting each unique word only once.
Binds j, h, k, l to the answer buttons, plus z for undo, letting the right hand rest on the keyboard's middle line during reviews.
Runs custom JavaScript or Python snippets and inserts configured symbols or strings into the Anki editor via keyboard shortcuts and popup menus, with a JSON configuration editor.
Exports an Anki deck to one-column HTML, then lets you print it in Chrome and save as PDF with improved formatting.
Silently syncs the collection in the background after configurable idle periods, without stealing focus, syncing only on detected changes and deferring during dialogs, focus, or reviews.
Lets users suspend, tag, delete, or move cards once they reach a chosen retirement interval, supporting Anki 2.1.45+ through a Tools menu entry.
Displays a clean, ordered set of columns in Anki's deck browser showing card counts by learning stage, with translatable headers and tooltips, requiring no configuration.
Quickly highlights selected note text using customizable background and foreground colors, with an optional keyboard shortcut configurable through the add-on's settings.
Adds buttons and hotkeys that wrap selected text in monospace code or pre+code tags, with customizable shortcuts, for Anki 23.10 and later.
Finds Anki cards for UWorld test questions by pasting copied question IDs into a dialog opened with Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+U.
Lets you right-click selected words to find all matching cards in your collection and selected kanji to open their associated kanji card from a kanji database.
Finds duplicate notes in a selected deck and field, allowing you to keep the oldest, newest, or longest-interval note before confirming deletion.
Creates symbolic links or Windows junctions with readable add-on names inside the Anki2 folder, automatically updating or deleting them as add-ons change, to help developers identify numeric add-on folders.
Dynamically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to reach a target success rate, with a fix for Anki 23+ button issues but no V3 scheduler compatibility.
Extracts Korean-to-Korean definitions from the National Institute of Korean Language dictionary and inserts them into a chosen Anki field for selected cards in bulk.
Enables partial import of .apkg files by selecting cards through a card selection window with live preview, though duplicate checking currently does not work.
Adds customizable shortcuts and menu actions to quickly move cards to a preselected deck in the reviewer and browser, including multiple-card selection and undo support.
Collects learning-process metadata locally, disables server uploads, and displays word-cloud and review statistics via the Tools menu for cards reviewed after download.
Improves keyboard navigation in the tag entry field by applying the first suggested tag with Enter, cycling suggestions with Ctrl+Tab, disabling the initial popup, and invoking suggestions with arrow keys.
Adds a note to an open Anki deck with a single key press, using the Rikaisama extension for real-time import.
Adds a + button to the card-editing toolbar for creating custom buttons that insert content at the cursor or around selected text, with custom shortcuts and dark-mode support.
Adds Japanese vocabulary drawn from known words in other decks to kanji-writing decks, populating question, answer, and extra fields with furigana and color-coded known or confused kanji.
Reschedules cards in selected decks by moving weekend reviews to Monday, shifting to the next day, or setting a chosen date, while preserving review states.
Lets you customize the commands Anki uses to generate PNG or SVG images from LaTeX code by editing the add-on’s Python file.
Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Plays a sound when you answer a card, using four simple customizable MP3 files, and works with Anki 25+.
Fixes the editor live preview so it works in Anki 25.02.1 and lets users reposition the preview to the right, below, left or above.
Adds a right-click context menu in the Editor, Reviewer, and Browser to quickly add or remove tags, with options to exclude tags and toggle nested tag display.
Displays a randomly selected entry from a chosen field each time a card loads, using pipe-separated values via {{rand-alg:(field name)}}.