Enables word wrap in the Browser table via View menu, adds zoom and customizable toggle shortcuts, and remembers the last configuration.
Alternatives to Browser Table word wrap
AnkiWeb addon 1389211778
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Inserts customizable HTML tables through a dialog or keyboard shortcut, or converts selected pipe-delimited markdown-like text into a table; it does not edit existing tables.
Moves the browser's editor from below the table to its right side via a customizable shortcut, though this feature is now built into Anki 2.1.55 and later.
Adds a configurable info bar to the browser, with optional background colors for suspended or high-lapse cards, deck line placement, and width settings.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.
Moves the browser's card/note table into the sidebar to maximize the editor area, toggled by menu or configurable shortcut, and optionally minimizes the tags editor.
Opens field content in a separate dialog using a customized TinyMCE editor for advanced table editing, with configurable shortcuts and optional custom CSS.
Enhances Anki's card browser with multi-select column menus, extra fields and tags, customizable column order, navigation history, card preview buttons, and translation support.
Removes line breaks from selected text or the entire field, preserving double breaks, stripping trailing hyphens, with context-menu access, undo support, and configurable shortcuts.
Enables adding and editing Anki notes in extended CommonMark Markdown within fields or a separate window, using a CodeMirror editor with HTML conversion and configurable syntax extensions.
Wraps selected text in customizable HTML tags using a button or hotkeys, letting users style important words per note type through CSS.
Adds up/down buttons for reordering note-type fields and batch font changes for all fields of one note, all notes, or selected browser fields, including percentage-based font scaling.