Adds a Skip button next to Show Answer that postpones a card without rescheduling or failing it.
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Converts note fields between Markdown and HTML, either automatically on focus changes or manually via a shortcut, while preventing editing of the generated HTML.
Keeps currently playing audio running when moving from question to answer during review, mimicking Anki 2.0, with configurable fields that may still interrupt playback.
Injects custom CSS into the deck browser or replaces its styling without modifying Anki's files.
Warns before closing the Add Card window when a sticky field's content has changed, unless Anki 2.1.16 or later is used.
Shows a 10-second delay dialog when closing Anki before finishing reviews, letting users cancel and continue, though it is unmaintained and risks making Anki unclosable.
Opens PDF page links (e.g., #page=23) from review and preview windows in a configurable external PDF viewer, though it is no longer maintained.
Provides text-to-speech generation for Anki 2.1, including on-the-fly audio, but is unmaintained and should not be used.
An experimental, currently non-working Anki 2.1 add-on that backs up add-on settings and configurations alongside notes, syncing them via AnkiWeb to restore and reinstall previously used add-ons.
Displays a heatmap below the deck browser showing the percentage of daily reviews completed, coloring days green only at 100%, and requires same-day desktop sync for mobile reviews.
Installs and updates language-learning card templates with interactive answer entry, fill-in-the-blank, option selection, word ordering, and feedback.
Adds a "MissingMedia" tag to notes with missing media when "Check Media" runs and opens the browser showing those notes, removing the tag once fixed.
Logs note deletions with their reasons and times in CSV format to help debug unexpected card or note removal.
Speeds up note-type changes by optimizing template rendering in a single pass and removes the hundred-field-per-card limit, with minor edge-case rendering differences.
Keeps Anki windows open during normal sync, though full sync may still close them; it is alpha software and may cause unexpected bugs.
Patches the original leaderboard add-on to fix Mac configuration issues and optimize synchronization, though it is now obsolete because the fix was integrated.
Adds a progress bar and estimated completion time for current reviews, though it is now obsolete because the original add-on was fixed.
Now superseded by Interval booster, with a linked Reddit post providing further information.
Enables regular expression searches in the browser and filtered deck creation dialog, plus wildcard matching for field names.
Disables same-day spacing of new sibling cards so they appear consecutively in their proper order, though it only affects new cards and not the v3 scheduler.
Imports newline-separated words into Anki using the Oxford Dictionaries API via a Tools menu option, requiring a personal API key; it is unmaintained and may not work.
Provides CSS-based syntax highlighting for code in Anki cards, including night mode, with batch template configuration.
Reduces next interval growth for very mature cards to slightly improve retention, though it is unmaintained and incompatible with recent Anki versions.
Display answer feedback for Again, Hard, Good, and Easy during desktop reviews, though it is currently broken in the latest Anki version.
Adds extra buttons to new cards so they can be rescheduled, though it is an untested fork and currently incompatible with Anki 2.1.55.
Provides a touch-friendly alternative dialog for rescheduling the current card by new interval, with configurable quick buttons for a week, month, or year and single-Space acceptance.
Imports RSS feed entries as Anki notes with per-feed deck, note type, field mappings, tags, and duplicate detection, though it no longer works with recent Anki versions.
Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Imports Quizlet flashcards into Anki 2.1 on macOS arm64 as an improved importer, now deprecated.
Temporarily patches broken Ankimon installations for newer Anki versions, automatically applying fixes while preserving existing data and remaining reversible.