Randomizes card fonts during review only for notes and cards matching configurable criteria, letting users choose included fonts per language in Tools settings.
Alternatives to Random Font Display
AnkiWeb addon 1152813209
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Randomizes Japanese card fonts and optionally swaps hiragana/katakana, displays vertical text, and changes text size during review.
Enables cookie usage on cards, letting the question side set values like a randomly chosen font that the answer side can read, including on custom note types via scripts.
Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and context-menu options for quickly applying font colors, background colors, font sizes, custom CSS classes/styles, and text wrappers.
Randomizes the font of text using language-specific CSS classes, with per-language font selection and configurable card search criteria.
Displays a randomly generated small pixel-style image after answering a card and requires copying setup information into the card template.
Adds sentences matching selected words from Tatoeba-built or custom language databases to Anki fields, with random insertion, sentence lists, translation pairs, styling options, and batch adding across notes.
Adds non-invasive automatic syntax highlighting to code blocks in Anki's editor preview and reviewer, auto-detecting languages or accepting manual class specifications, with configurable font size and color scheme.
Randomizes card fonts by configurable criteria such as deck name, success rate, tags, and language classes, letting users preview searches and choose enabled fonts per language.
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.
Randomizes specific CSS styles per card, such as contrast-checked text and background colors, to prevent memorizing question shape rather than content, without modifying templates.
Displays customizable images or animated GIFs matching each answer's difficulty after review, with configurable display duration and random, gradual, or rangrad rotation modes.