Lets Anki 2.1.45+ users set new note IDs and reorder notes by creation time, recalculating moved notesβ IDs instead of swapping, with Advanced Browser support.
Alternatives to Duplicate and Reorder
AnkiWeb addon 1114271285
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Duplicates selected cards from the browser into a chosen deck via right-click, with options to keep the original, copy revision history, and use a Ctrl+Shift+Z shortcut.
Adds a card browser shortcut and Edit menu entry that duplicate selected notes in place, copying their tags and cards but not review history.
Duplicates existing notes while preserving fields, tags, decks, and optionally scheduling, fakes note creation times, and inserts mostly empty notes with fabricated timestamps.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Adds Anki Browser buttons to merge or duplicate selected notes, merge tags, delete originals, choose merge order and field separator, and combine duplicates.
Moves cards up or down in the browser with configurable hotkeys and inverts card order via right-click, after sorting by due or position.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Compares notes for duplicates by grouping them by deck, note type, tag, or browser selection, matching specified fields, conditions, or regular expressions, then deletes, suspends, tags, or replaces fields.
Detects duplicate cards between a selected deck and an AnKing deck, then opens the browser showing both sets so you can suspend the original cards and unsuspend the AnKing ones.
Modifies or fakes note creation times to define a custom persistent note sorting order, warning that it is poorly tested and may damage collections.
Moves all field contents up or down using hotkeys, with configurable step size, fixed relative positions, and optional field splitting.