Adds a right-click context menu in the Editor, Reviewer, and Browser to quickly add or remove tags, with options to exclude tags and toggle nested tag display.
Alternatives to Toggle Tags via Reviewer/Editor/Browser Context Menu
AnkiWeb addon 2088508994
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