Makes tags in Anki card templates clickable, letting users single-click a tag to search notes with it and double-click to restrict the search to the current deck.
Alternatives to Clickable Tags v3.0
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Makes tags added via a template field clickable, so single-clicking searches notes with that tag and double-clicking limits the search to the current deck.
Replaces cluttered hierarchical tags in the editor with a customizable, clickable list using bolded nicknames, middle truncation, wildcard rules, custom ordering, hover highlighting, and JSON import/export.
Enables previewing cards through tag-based named previews, search filters and batches, revealing answers and releasing cards without altering scheduling or status.
Filters medical deck tags, applies high/low-yield filters, promotes AnKing/Malleus cards into personal decks, shows deck card-state charts, and adds keyboard shortcuts.
Creates one filtered deck per tag under a parent deck, with configurable limits, ordering, preview or rescheduling, optional automatic unsuspending, and Browser tag selection.
Search Anki's media folder by filename while editing, preview images on hover, insert with one click, and rename images with automatic updates to every note using them.
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.
Browse and search collection.media to insert images into cards, replace or rename files across every reference, and find unused or duplicate media for recoverable cleanup.
Lets users create clickable links between notes by inserting a note identifier via shortcut or button, then opening the linked note in the browser during review.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Creates clickable links between notes, cards, or search queries that open in the browser or previewer from the editor and reviewer.