Quickly finds recently saved media files within a time threshold and inserts them into Anki fields, optionally renaming and moving or copying them.
Alternatives to copy note contents to new Add window (from Browser, Reviewer, Add, EditCurrent)
AnkiWeb addon 759018284
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