Restores subpixel anti-aliasing in older Anki 2.1 versions by overriding the web engine's transparent background with a configurable color.
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Displays each card's first review per day as a clickable, hoverable grid on the deck congratulations and overview screens, with configurable sizes, limits, ordering, and due-day markers.
Shortens Anki's autosave interval from five minutes to one (configurable) and adds a βSave Nowβ file-menu button, though it is likely unnecessary.
Freezes selected Anki editor fields via configurable shortcuts, toggling current or all fields, while remaining compatible with other add-ons that modify editor behavior.
Filters statistics by note type, card type, or tag, including hierarchical tags and their subtags, though newer Anki statistics are unsupported.
Adds inline prefix-based autocomplete to the Add Card editor, suggesting existing values from the same note type and field for quick click-to-fill, though it's currently broken by Anki DOM issues.
Batch-adds Immersion Kit images and audio to cards, highlights target words, removes Japanese spaces, supports sentence-length filtering, and offers shortcuts for quick random sentence retrieval.
Automatically enables Night Mode at launch by detecting the operating system's dark mode setting via the darkdetect library, though Anki 2.1.52 and above now supports this natively.
Exports selected browser cards as packages, optionally including sibling cards from the same notes, with a Ctrl+Shift+E shortcut and configurable sibling handling.
Provides archived basic and cloze note types with Markdown, KaTeX math, code-block cloze support, colored clozes, dark mode, and customizable CSS styling.
Automatically fills Chinese flashcard fields with translations, Pinyin or Jyutping romanization, audio, traditional/simplified characters, Bopomofo, rubies, frequency data, and tone colors using built-in note types.
Displays multiple note fields per line, lets users toggle fields between short and full-width, shows LaTeX compilation results in editor and browser, and saves column settings with the note type.
Buries related non-sibling cards using configurable similarity, prefix, contains, and cloze rules, and uses these rules to detect duplicates in the card browser.
Transfers scheduling data and properties between cards, a fixed version for Anki 23.12+ that is now obsolete because the original add-on was repaired.
Automatically copies a chosen card field to the clipboard when a card's question or answer side appears, editable via the config.
Provides hierarchical tag browsing in Anki 2.1 with configurable separators and context-aware tag renaming that preserves child tag hierarchy, though it is no longer supported.
Generates overlapping cloze cards from pasted lists or sequences, helping users memorize enumerations and other ordered information through context-cued, platform-compatible flashcards.
Spell-checks flashcard entries in multiple languages, letting users correct mistakes and add custom words through downloadable personal dictionaries.
Adds a "Notes in CSV format" export option to Anki's export dialog, enabling notes to be saved as CSV for use in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
Batch download audio and pronunciation from Merriam-Webster into selected cards, though it is a half-working, unmaintained prototype incompatible with recent Anki versions.
Sorts review cards by configurable criteria such as card ID, deck, note fields, or randomization, using the V2 scheduler only.
A fork of Advanced Copy Fields updated to work with PyQt6, no longer maintained since the original regained Qt6 support.
Automatically reorders cards by a chosen field on startup or via a menu entry, with settings configured in the add-ons options.
Enables previewing any cloze number, not just the first, when editing card templates to test conditional cloze content; now built into Anki since 2.1.28 and no longer updated.
Enables quickly adding, editing, deleting, and toggling preset tags during review using customizable keyboard shortcuts, with optional burying or suspending of cards or notes afterward.
Enables finding and replacing tags across selected notes using regular expressions with backreferencing, case sensitivity toggling, live preview, search history, and cleanup of unused tags.
Enables resizing images by clicking and dragging their lower-right corner in Anki's desktop editor, preserving aspect ratio; double-clicking clears scaling, with a configurable selection border.
Imports LaTeX files into Anki as flashcard notes, supporting tags and HTML, though it is no longer maintained.
Customized the browser sidebar by expanding/collapsing note types, decks and filters and showing/hiding marked, suspended, leech, flags and today; now obsolete since Anki 2.1.41.
Balances review workload by checking cards due and average ease within Β±X days of the intended due date and rescheduling accordingly, with configurable per-deck options.