Provides a keyboard-first search palette for large medical collections with typo/alias matching, native Anki syntax, local semantic search, deck filtering, inline previews, editing, and safe bulk card actions.
Alternatives to Word search and wildcard field name (2.1)
AnkiWeb addon 114749949
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