Runs custom JavaScript or Python snippets and inserts configured symbols or strings into the Anki editor via keyboard shortcuts and popup menus, with a JSON configuration editor.
Alternatives to Text Tools in Right-Click Menu
AnkiWeb addon 2143302836
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