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.
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Automatically reveals answers and rates cards Good using configurable per-deck timers, with optional fast spacebar presses rating Easy and safeguards against accidental reviews.
Adds images, audio, and sentences to Anki notes using Yahoo image search, legacy Google Custom Search, Nadeshiko, and Gemini image generation, with configurable settings and review hotkeys.
Adds a browser hotkey and menu item that open a filtered-deck creation dialog pre-filled from the current search.
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.
Hides the statistics menu option and disables its keyboard shortcut.
Lets you switch the current deck using the up and down arrow keys.
Widens the editor's first field and adds focus-independent shortcuts for previewing next or previous notes and opening an image-search link, speeding intensive image drag-and-drop.
Enables macOS Anki users to sketch and annotate flashcards with an iPad or iPhone using Apple Pencil and Continuity, including non-destructive image edits and Image Occlusion integration.
A floating, customisable notepad for mid-review reasoning that clears automatically on the next card, with configurable shortcuts, font options, theme support, and draggable, resizable transparency.
Adds AβE option buttons to the reviewer that cycle through green, yellow, red, and off states, with selections saved per card.
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.
Assigns Anki review actionsβanswer ratings, show answer, undo, or nothingβto mouse buttons, scroll-wheel movements, and long presses, configurable separately for question and answer sides.
Adds customizable reviewer buttons that reschedule cards using math expressions, multipliers, random ranges, midpoints, and target dates, with per-card visibility conditions, dynamic sorting, shortcuts, and optional native button takeover.
Opens a cursor-centred menu to hide selected text as spoilers, change colors or font size, or strip added HTML, with a configurable hotkey.
Remaps arrow keys for answering and rating cards, adding smart question/answer context, customizable smooth scrolling, and a visual settings dashboard.
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.
Moves all field contents up or down using hotkeys, with configurable step size, fixed relative positions, and optional field splitting.
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.
Merges mouse-hotkey review controls with time-based automatic difficulty rating, scoring cards by answer speed and allowing Easy and Hard ratings to be disabled.
Maps standard gamepad buttons to Anki actions like flipping, answering, undo, and browser, plus custom keyboard shortcuts for card-template interactions.
Provides a Ctrl+Shift+E shortcut for a three-step review flowβquestion, answer, then blur screenβwith Qt6 performance fixes restoring the blur effect.
Lets you configure which review button the spacebar selects by editing a number in the add-on's Python file.
Creates a filtered 10-card micro-batch deck, prioritizing due then new cards, and rebuilds it via a customizable shortcut to immediately start review, keeping lapsed cards in the batch.
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.
Opens the original Emacs Org file and heading for an Anki card during review or deck browsing via Ctrl+O, searching configured Org directories for the card ID.
Provides eye-comfort Sepia, Gray, dark, and accessibility themes with customizable fonts, colors, scheduling, per-deck settings, and keyboard shortcuts across Anki's interface.
Moves cards up or down in the browser with configurable hotkeys and inverts card order via right-click, after sorting by due or position.