Enables drawing and writing on cards during review, similar to AnkiDroid, with a temporary on-screen board, settings menu, Ctrl+R toggle, and hide/clean icons, currently supported on Linux.
Alternatives to 卡牌屏幕书写 | Write on your screen
AnkiWeb addon 567651868
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Adds a lightweight drawing and handwriting scratchpad to card review, supporting mouse, touch, stylus and pen input, colours, thickness levels, erasers, Surface Pen erasing, and auto-clearing between cards.
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.
Enables drawing, writing, highlighting, and stroke-based erasing directly on cards using two customizable pens, a highlighter, and eraser, with undo/redo, repositionable toolbar, and tool-aware cursors.
Opens a Pygame window after card reveal so users can draw supported Japanese kanji, view stroke-order hints, receive accuracy grades, retry, and save scores.
Monitors card activity during Anki reviews to pause or restart a configurable Pomodoro focus timer, show study stats, plan decks around exam dates, and optionally sync sessions.
Moves Anki's top toolbar into the menu bar, showing database and media sync separately, and patches MorphMan to add a K 123 V 456 menu label.
Turns Anki into a markdown notebook where you write papers, organize them in folders, and generate Basic, reversible, and cloze cards from plain-text lines.
Hides Anki's menu bar, toolbars, scrollbar, and selected answer buttons during review, auto-restoring them on exit, with configurable cursor auto-hide and automatic deck review.
Dims the whole Anki interface with a true brightness slider and optional warmth, and can repaint dark surfaces absolute #000000 for OLED screens.
Manages FSRS presets in a single table for editing retention, steps, and version, running optimize/evaluate, bulk-applying values, and setting deck-level overrides.
Adds a resizable scratchpad to the review screen for typing or drawing answers, with pen pressure support, a clear button, night mode, and automatic clearing on each new card.