Redesigns Anki's deck list, reviewer, sidebar, Add, Browse, Stats and Preferences with a cleaner look, searchable navigation, heatmap, stats and customizable themes, all individually toggleable.
Alternatives to (Legacy) Customize Sidebar
AnkiWeb addon 1988760596
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