Enables freehand drawing and writing on Anki cards with mouse or pressure-sensitive stylus, including smoothing, calligrapher modes, color and background options, and adjustable canvas/toolbar controls.
Alternatives to AnkiDraw - Draw and write using mouse and stylus with pressure supportfixed lisi
AnkiWeb addon 343276393
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