AnkiWeb
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- 5 (👍 5 · 👎 0)
- Updated
- 2020-10-14
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- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 1350713399
Connects Anki to an online service through the Tools menu; setup requires account signup, addon installation, login via a redirected page, and restarts if needed.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.0 | – | 2020-10-14 |
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Connects Anki decks to a flashcard matching service, syncing study recommendations to unsuspend relevant AnKing cards via secure API token, one-click sync, or manual GUID unsuspend.
Generates multiple-choice pop quizzes from recent review batches every 20 cards using Codex, with configurable questions, sign-in, local scores, and privacy controls.
Connects local Anki to a hosted MCP platform so linked AI assistants can create, search, review, and schedule flashcards while the collection stays local.
Turns selected Anki vocabulary fields into short audio stories and two-voice dialogues for listening practice, syncing only started cards from chosen decks after account connection.
Enables other devices on the same Wi-Fi network to securely connect to Anki on your computer, requiring approval and a pairing code while syncing activity to your scheduler.
Converts Google Docs, Notion, and Obsidian notes into Anki flashcards using customizable YAML workflows and multiple LLMs via OpenRouter.
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