Enables free, open-source collaborative Anki deck creation and sharing, letting users split card-making, revise decks, subscribe to shared decks, though still in development with data-loss risks.
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AnkiWeb addon 112708816
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Does nothing; uploaded only to test AnkiWeb functionality, and users are advised not to use it.
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.
Lets users postpone updates for selected add-ons and optionally diff the add-ons folder before and after updating to inspect changes.
Adds tags to notes according to their cards' subdecks and can automatically flatten cluttered legacy decks, preserving hierarchy while speeding up Anki.
Adds a menu bar option for uploading a .wav file to play as background audio, though it is simple, tested only on Windows, and requires restarting Anki.
Adds a searchable filter bar to the top of context menus in the editor, browser, and reviewer, helping users find menu items when many add-ons are installed.
Shows a confirmation dialog, defaulting to No and configurable, before deleting a card or note via the reviewer shortcut to prevent accidental deletions.
Embeds a multi-tab web browser with a search-enabled URL bar and keyboard shortcuts into Anki's Add Card dialog, letting users browse or search while creating and editing cards.
Serves as a work-in-progress plugin used to test the add-on upload process, with no user-facing features described.
Exports selected browser cards or notes, including visible columns, field HTML, and metadata such as interval and due dates, to CSV or XLSX, optionally using configurable field sets.
Displays a review-screen overlay comparing your Again/Hard/Good/Easy ratings with anonymous community averages for mapped decks, while uploading limited anonymized card and rating data.