Displays a floating, resizable reference image during Anki reviews, toggled with C, using a customizable PNG and a default MCAT periodic table without altering cards or data.
Alternatives to Paper – Multiple cheat sheets while studying (by ✌️Peace)
AnkiWeb addon 1803057887
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