Opens configurable cursor-adjacent menus listing note types or decks from the editor context menu or by right-clicking their buttons, with assignable hotkeys.
obsolete
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134 addons, best rated first. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Enables Windows users to right-click an image in the editor and edit it in an external viewer, with changes appearing in the editor, though not immediately synced.
Imports YouAlign TMX files into Anki as Basic cards with Front and Back fields, using the filename as the deck name.
Creates Anki cards from PGN chess games imported via clipboard, Lichess, or file, showing SVG diagrams and Lichess links, though currently nonfunctional.
Customizes review button colors—text or background—while preserving hover effects, with configurable colors, button and text sizes, and custom CSS classes.
Adds a confirmation dialog when closing Anki, though it is AI-made and will not receive updates or support future versions.
Adds a card info button to the bottom bar that shows card info and history in a sidebar, though it is no longer updated and was merged into another add-on.
Provides a temporary Windows workaround for Anki becoming unresponsive after playing video files with mpv.
Fixes missing sound on Linux or Mac in Anki versions 2.1.28–2.1.33 with mpv, though it is now obsolete.
Removes HTML formatting from Anki fields in bulk, though the add-on is deprecated.
Suspends or deletes a specified card template within chosen decks via its config, though it is discontinued and its delete function corrupts the database.
Generates animated graphs of Anki deck history for intervals, ease, card types, and ratings, saves them as videos, and is superseded by a stats-focused replacement add-on.
Creates subs2srs cards with LDOCE dictionary and mpv support, but remains unfinished, does nothing when installed, and has not been updated for Anki 2.1.
Saves debug console text or code input with Ctrl+S and lets you view, edit, and insert saved entries with Ctrl+I; now obsolete in newer Anki versions.