Provides an embedded internet browser within Anki for searching selected text through context menus or shortcuts and importing website text and images into the current card.
Alternatives to JPVocMarkExtension
AnkiWeb addon 2051968993
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Turns Anki into a markdown notebook where you write papers, organize them in folders, and generate Basic, reversible, and cloze cards from plain-text lines.
Maps mouse clicks, wheel actions, and trackpad swipes to Anki review commands across question, answer, overview, and congratulations screens, plus deck-browser navigation and middle-click drag scrolling.
Downloads and attaches audio in bulk from prioritized URL sources to selected Anki cards, with field mapping, kana filtering, request delays, and duplicate-to-empty-field options.
Displays PDFs from a configured folder in a separate window at chosen pages, lets notes link to them, and offers basic drawing and text-box annotations.
Downloads externally referenced images and audio from a selected deck into Anki's local storage and updates the notes' HTML and sound references.
Connects Anki to dictionary, mining and script tools through an AnkiConnect-compatible API, adding per-app permissions, selective queries, live change events and undoable writes.
Adds right-click options to open images, audio, and video in external programs, duplicate or rename the files, show them in the file manager, and create an empty image to edit.
Maps standard gamepad buttons to Anki actions like flipping, answering, undo, and browser, plus custom keyboard shortcuts for card-template interactions.
Merges mouse-hotkey review controls with time-based automatic difficulty rating, scoring cards by answer speed and allowing Easy and Hard ratings to be disabled.
Opens linked PDFs, documents, ebooks, and audio/video files in external programs at specific pages or positions via clickable hyperlinks in Anki's reviewer, previewer, and editor on Windows and Linux.
Extracts timestamps and subtitles from MKV files to create Anki cards, plays speech segments in mpv, and auto-grades based on whether subtitles were shown.