AnkiWeb
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- Updated
- 2026-07-28
- Anki versions
- 2.1.1~
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 328286900
Creates filtered decks from browser sidebar tags with checkbox multi-tag selection, automatic naming, optional auto-unsuspend, and configurable card limit and order.
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Creates a filtered deck from a right-clicked browser tag, with configurable supplemental searches, card limits, automatic unsuspension, and default order.
Creates multiple filtered decks from a list of tags, with configurable ordering, limits, preview/reschedule options, and optional unsuspending of matching cards.
Adds a remembered checkbox to custom study options that, when enabled, automatically empties the custom study filtered deck upon exiting the session or closing Anki.
Creates filtered decks from browser tags via right-click or Alt-click, with configurable naming, card count, ordering, search suffix, and parent-tag capitalization.
Adds a Browser quick filter bar below search with Due, New, Studied, Added, Introduced, Again, Flag, Marked, and Suspended controls, hiding suspended cards by default.
Creates hierarchical filtered decks from Anki tags in one click and manages, rebuilds, pins, or empties them via hover actions, bulk selection, and Working Sets.
An Anki add-on that creates a filtered deck directly from the browser sidebar with interactive multi-tag filtering. It allows you to study specific tags or combine multiple tags dynamically without manually typing search queries.
B).Configuration options can be modified from Tools β Add-ons β Select the add-on β Config.
numCards (integer): Maximum number of cards to pull into the filtered deck. Default is 300 (or up to 9999).unsuspendAutomatically (boolean): When set to true, automatically unsuspends cards matched by the search query. Set to false to disable this behavior.defaultOrder (integer): Specifies the sorting order of cards in the created filtered deck.0: Oldest1: Random2: Increasing intervals3: Decreasing intervals4: Most lapses5: Order added6: Order due (default)7: Latest added first8: Relative overduenessFor more details on sorting orders, see the Anki User Manual.
{
"numCards": 300,
"unsuspendAutomatically": true,
"defaultOrder": 6
}