Enables reviewer scrolling with vi/vim-like j and k keys on Anki24+, adding a settings UI and customizable shortcuts.
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Synthesizes Japanese speech at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with centrally routed voice presets, text cleanup and regex rules, and optional cached audio export for mobile playback.
Bulk-creates Anki cards from pasted text, one card per line, with deck and note type selection, delimiter splitting, tab-separated fields, tags, and optional browser display or auto-close.
Hides the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift+Command+F.
Provides instant audio and written pronunciations for 95,902 medical terms during Anki review, with downloadable offline audio, custom corrections, saved terms, and configurable settings.
Adds customizable ruby annotations (furigana/pinyin) to selected card text via toolbar button or shortcut key, with adjustable font size, text color, and error logging.
Converts basic notes into cloze notes, lets existing basic cards be edited and transformed, and adds cloze-skip support to almost any non-cloze note type via a button or shortcut.
Displays a customizable, themeable progress bar above or below review cards, showing completion, cards left, speed, time spent and remaining, finish estimates, and deck breakdowns.
Disables the Escape key during Anki reviews, adapted from a keyboard shortcuts extension that blocks the Escape key hotkey.
Provides fast, offline speech-to-text dictation for Anki, with spoken formatting commands and customizable voice macros for card creation and app control.
Automatically switches language or keyboard layout based on the currently open deck, configured per deck in the Tools settings menu and supporting Windows.
Maps the arrow keys so right, up and down show the answer and grade Good, Easy and Again, left undoes, and Shift+Down grades Hard.
Adds vi/vim-like j and k keys for scrolling in the reviewer, plus e and d keys to scroll by page.
Adds private per-card annotation notes accessible via a review speech bubble, with search, browser column, export, and import, without modifying card content or scheduling.
Lets you customize the shortcut (default Shift+Escape) for closing browser and add-note windows, while allowing Escape key events to reach the web view for JavaScript listeners.
Extracts timestamps and subtitles from MKV files to create Anki cards, plays speech segments in mpv, and auto-grades based on whether subtitles were shown.
Converts Typst math code into MathML or SVG for Anki flashcards, offering inline and block editors plus a replace function for $...$ equations.
Adds keyboard shortcut tooltips to the editor's dropdown menu items, including MathJax, LaTeX, and Edit HTML options, by replacing the menu-generating method.
Adds a reviewer sidebar for asking an AI about the current flashcard, sending its text and images as context, and requires a free Google AI API key.
Adds a resizable scratchpad to the review screen for typing or drawing answers, with pen pressure support, a clear button, night mode, and automatic clearing on each new card.
Opens multiple independent Browser windows for side-by-side deck work and copying field content, with per-window search, layout, and session restoration, without modifying notes or collection.
Embeds an AI tutor and study dashboard into Anki's review screen, generating explanations, quizzes, comparisons, and study guides from cards and uploaded files.
Lets you type code answers in an IDE-style field during review and shows an instant character-level diff against the solution, with syntax highlighting and coding shortcuts.
Adds an editor toolbar button that sends the active fieldβs content or highlighted text to Anki browser search, with optional field-name exclusion and configurable shortcuts.
Adds buttons, menu entries and hotkeys to open a card's sentence audio in an external program or highlight it in the media folder, currently on Windows.
Adds keyboard shortcuts for adjusting Anki audio playback speed: right bracket increases, left bracket decreases, and backspace resets it to normal, with support for Mac and Linux.
Exports selected Browser cards to HTML and clipboard, offering print front, back, both or separate layouts, with media embedding, A4-aligned tables, and keyboard shortcuts.
Integrates Google Gemini AI into Anki's editor to generate questions, answers, and flashcards from text, selected paragraphs, or images using customizable prompts and keyboard shortcuts.
Lets you reschedule cards directly from the Reviewer window by pressing Shift+R to open the same rescheduling dialog used in the Browser.
Exports selected cards, decks, or tags to a printable HTML file showing both card sides, with media and LaTeX support, for printing or saving as PDF.