Adds an editor shortcut (and optional button) that shifts a focused field's contents and all fields below down by one field.
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Adds a review-screen search box with shortcuts to open, close, and navigate results, and opens searches in the browser during review.
Switches to the next Anki profile via Cmd+N (Ctrl+N on Windows/Linux) or the Tools menu.
Adds an editor button that wraps list items in the current field with sequential cloze deletions, with a configurable Alt+Shift+L shortcut and an option to target only selected items.
Provides instant AI-generated explanations for flashcards via a keyboard shortcut or button, requiring a locally stored OpenAI API key at roughly one cent per hundred explanations.
Slowly displays kanji on screen, with configurable colors, timings, keybinds, and auto-advance, urging you to finish the current card.
Provides a Ctrl+Shift+f shortcut for hard-choice and failure auto-tagging, plus a three-step question, answer, blur-screen review cycle.
Displays up to four note fields in clean, customizable boxes after the answer is revealed, with side-by-side or 2Γ2 layouts, image zoom, and a show/hide hotkey.
Provides an offline Japanese-Vietnamese dictionary: select a word and press Q to look it up, with updated verb conjugation rules.
Toggles Anki between night and light mode using the Ctrl+Shift+T keyboard shortcut.
Enables previewing cards through tag-based named previews, search filters and batches, revealing answers and releasing cards without altering scheduling or status.
Lets you review cards with the mouse wheel: scroll forward to undo the previous action, and scroll backward to show the answer or rate "good."
Creates unordered lists whose items display in random order on each front-side review, using a toolbar button or Ctrl+Shift+U on highlighted text.
Adds colored, bold, uppercase, and underlined text to the editor via shortcuts and buttons, plus reusable quick snippets with preview, drawing-to-image, and saved snippet management.
Provides fuzzy word autocomplete by suggesting candidates from previously entered notes, with Tab and Ctrl+1β5 shortcuts to insert a suggestion.
Applies monospace formatting to selected text via a toolbar button or Alt+C, with a configurable hotkey and customizable CSS class.
Adds up to seven color-coded answer buttons with new intervals and shortcuts, plus a z undo shortcut, customizable names and colors.
Enables direct in-reviewer flashcard text editing with formatting, cloze and list tools, a medical spellchecker, and image resizing, avoiding the browser or edit window.
Exports Anki decks to standalone HTML files with customizable templates and CSS, embedded images, Anki search filtering, and live preview before saving.
Shows the cursor with F2 and hides it with F3 keyboard shortcuts.
Adds an image and flowchart editor with drawing tools, text, shapes, erasing, zoom, layers, and automatic saving of edits to a JSON file.
Enables direct field editing during review plus extensive cloze toolsβremoval, numbering, hints, restructuring, navigation, overlay, preview, and find/replaceβwith undo, customizable shortcuts, and a searchable command palette.
Adds a draggable, always-on-top overlay with global grading, flipping, audio and undo hotkeys, customizable styling, grading sounds, and an escalating Focus Dim system to keep reviews on track.
Displays a floating overlay for reviewing selected decks via customizable hotkeys without focusing Anki, automatically entering and exiting review mode to protect per-card stats.
Automatically detects German legal citations in a card's front text and opens the corresponding section on gesetze-im-internet.de when a customizable keyboard shortcut is pressed during review.
Turns clipboard text into Anki flashcards using a chosen AI provider directly in the Add window, with review, regeneration, note-type mapping, and specialization options.
Adds a Search Images button to the Browse editor toolbar that opens a Google image search for a configurable note field, with domain and shortcut settings.
Adds tags to cards in the Reviewer window via configurable keyboard shortcuts, with each shortcut able to apply several tags at once.
Adds editor shortcuts to clear all fields and their sticky settings (Ctrl+F9) and to toggle sticky status across all fields (Shift+F9).
Adds a Review button beside Study Now on deck overview pages, plus a Shift+R shortcut, to instantly start a custom study session of due Learning and Review cards.