Imports Quizlet decks into Anki in English, adding an option to rename decks before import—reusing an existing name merges them—plus minor UI tweaks.
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Adds a note's ID to a user-designated field, configured per note type in note type management, primarily for internal project use.
Automatically renders Markdown typed into tagged note fields as styled HTML and restores raw syntax when refocused, with syntax highlighting and support for Anki 23.x–25.x+.
Imports Kanji Koohii study progress into Anki decks by matching Heisig frame numbers in a configurable field, run from the Tools menu.
Adds Duolingo-style visual, audio, and haptic feedback to Anki reviews, including updated buttons, popups, correct/incorrect chimes, and controller vibration, with each feature individually configurable.
Renders LuaLaTeX and TikZ LaTeX inside notes into PNG or SVG images via configurable external commands, supporting standard math environments.
Backfills Japanese vocabulary notes with example sentences, screenshots, audio and translations from Nadeshiko, Immersion Kit or local Aobana sources, either deck-wide, for selected notes, or by hotkey while reviewing.
Converts basic notes into cloze notes, lets existing basic cards be edited and transformed, and adds cloze-skip support to almost any non-cloze note type via a button or shortcut.
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.
Disables the Escape key during Anki reviews, adapted from a keyboard shortcuts extension that blocks the Escape key hotkey.
Searches a 120,416-entry Chinese dictionary and automatically adds selected words as cards, supporting Simplified, Traditional, and English input, comma-separated multiple searches, pinyin coloring, and saved settings.
Batch-imports Eudic vocabulary lists into Anki with definitions, phonetics, audio, example sentences, phrases and images, fixing the original plugin's Eudic API and parsing issues.
Fetches English definitions, examples, and UK/US pronunciation audio from Cambridge Dictionary to create clean, minimal vocabulary cards in Anki.
Adds vi/vim-like j and k keys for scrolling in the reviewer, plus e and d keys to scroll by page.
Displays a card's review history as a color-coded timeline and shows a configurable prompt on difficult cards to encourage deliberate recall.
Automatically looks up a chosen card field in Eudic, either on the question side or when the answer is shown, configurable via add-on settings and requiring Eudic in the system path.
Exposes Anki's internal features through a local HTTP API for external apps, adding syncing features while retaining compatibility with existing clients.
Adds an editor toolbar button that sends the active field’s content or highlighted text to Anki browser search, with optional field-name exclusion and configurable shortcuts.
Automatically grades typed answers, adjusting easy, good, hard, and again thresholds dynamically based on answer length and a configurable expected typing speed.
Renders complete FEN chess positions enclosed in [fen] tags as image-free chessboards on Anki 2.0 and 2.1, requiring a chess-piece font.
Generates multiple-choice, matching, and written-answer practice questions from Anki decks, plus list-based manual study, customizable options, and session stats, without modifying existing Anki data.
Exports selected cards to printable HTML or copies multiple cards' fields to the clipboard, stripping HTML, supporting MathJax and CSS, with configurable layout and prompts.
Adds keyboard shortcuts for adjusting Anki audio playback speed: right bracket increases, left bracket decreases, and backspace resets it to normal, with support for Mac and Linux.
Exports selected Browser cards to HTML and clipboard, offering print front, back, both or separate layouts, with media embedding, A4-aligned tables, and keyboard shortcuts.
Converts PDF files into Anki notes using the poppler library, providing a fixed version compatible with Anki 24+.
Imports Quizlet flashcard sets into Anki, ported for Anki 2.1 with the updated folder structure and otherwise unchanged behavior.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with customizable names, card counts, search suffixes, and sort orders.
Lets you replay animated GIFs on answer cards by hovering to change the pointer and clicking, useful for animations like Chinese stroke order.
Randomizes the review queue while enforcing subdeck limits using a revised algorithm, forked to clarify how limits are applied.
Ports the Multiple Choice plugin to Anki 2.1, enabling multiple-choice style flashcard questions.