Adds a GitHub-style heatmap to Anki's main window showing past and future review activity, streaks, daily averages, and clickable days for reviewed or due cards.
Addons by glutanimate
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to glutanimate.
Creates image-based cloze-deletion flashcards by hiding parts of images to test knowledge of hidden information.
Automates alerts, answer reveals, or failures when reviews take too long, with per-deck settings, countdown, timers, hotkeys, and pause options.
Inserts syntax-highlighted code snippets into Anki notes, with language selection, configurable line numbers, centering, CSS classes, and per-deck language memory.
Quickly draws up related facts from your card collection by double-clicking words or phrases, with configurable pop-up lookups and hotkey support.
Lets you freeze or unfreeze sticky fields directly in Anki's note editor using snowflake icons or hotkeys, simplifying repetitive note creation.
Provides Anki text formatting buttons for highlight, inline code, code blocks, horizontal lines, lists, indentation, and alignment, configurable through Anki's config manager.
Displays a customizable progress bar during review sessions, tracking passed cards and resetting unless completed.
Adds a card browser menu to batch-add information or media to a field and batch-replace a field's contents across selected notes.
Uses intermittent reinforcement with cute puppies to encourage card review streaks, with customizable messages, images, frequency, tooltips, and card-adding.
Colors and pins tags, while adding hierarchical tag support on older Anki versions and relying on native hierarchies in modern Anki.
Highlights non-operator search terms in the Browser's Editor pane, adds two search modes, and provides hotkeys to jump to or select results.
Adds a card-browser Replace Tag dialog prompting for a tag and replacement, then replaces it across selected notes via Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T.
Adds a browser shortcut and Edit menu entry to duplicate selected notes and their cards in place, preserving tags but not review history.
Resets Anki card scheduling progress, lapse and repetition counts, with deck and browser reset options plus Anki 2.1 support.
Beams flashcards directly into memory by modulating monitor signals into Ebbinghaus waves that stimulate the hippocampus, eliminating spaced-repetition reviews.
Keeps Anki above other apps, toggleable via shortcut or Tools, with V2 improvements, configurable keys, and restorable older behavior.
Adds customizable reviewer hotkeys to reveal hints individually or all at once, with defaults H and Shift+H.
Provides a toggleable Card Info panel during review, offering a browser-like review log table, controlled via the Tools menu or Ctrl+Alt+C.
Gamifies Anki reviews with an FPS-game-inspired visual and sound hitmarker effect, pairing well with Anki Killstreaks and supporting Anki 23.x.
Creates a filtered deck from the browser's current search via a dialog, using Ctrl+Shift+D or a menu item, with initial Anki 2.0.x and 2.1.x compatibility.
Breaks retention statistics down by card maturity with a customizable maturity threshold, accessible via Shift-clicking Stats in newer Anki versions.
Inserts randomized lists into Anki notes for multiple-choice card types, though it requires a custom note type and complementary add-on.
Exports selected Anki Browser cards/notes, including visible columns, configured fields, and metadata such as due dates, to CSV or XLSX; no import support.
Adds a customizable shortcut and browser menu action to open the current note in an external editor window.
Sets focus to the card area while reviewing, allowing scrolling through cards with Page Up, Page Down, and similar keys.
Improves Anki's Add Notes dialog with hotkeys for copying last note's tags and fields plus a searchable field-value history window.
Shows a configurable sidebar with deck options, card properties, and repetition stats during Anki reviews, toggled by Shift+C or Tools menu.
Displays a toolbar indicator in Anki showing the number of people known to have recovered from COVID-19, using Johns Hopkins data via a third-party API.
Improves keyboard navigation in Anki's tag entry field by adding Enter to apply first suggested tag, Ctrl+Tab to cycle suggestions, and β/β to invoke suggestions while disabling initial popup.
Adds Ctrl+1β9 shortcuts to focus fields 1β9 and Ctrl+0 to focus the last field in Anki's card editor, though they fail while tag suggestions are active.
Customizes the Editor widget's stylesheet via an _editor.css file in the media collection, with a toggle and Night Mode/Power Format Pack compatibility caveats.
Resets scheduling information and progress on selected cards, useful for handling accidentally imported scheduling data from other users.
Enriches seasonal Anki reviews with a snowy ambience while keeping your room warm by giving your computer work, updated for modern Anki.
Lets you sticky or unsticky note fields while editing and deletes cloze environments when adding new cards, reducing repetitive keystrokes.
Adds a History menu item to the Add notes dialog, opening a Browser on the Added Today view with cards ordered by creation time.
Adds extra buttons to new cards for rescheduling, but is a hardly tested fork that currently fails on Anki 2.1.55 and risks damaging scheduling.
Debugging-only tool that probes Anki's add-on import system and reports whether the installation is affected by an elusive bug, then provides a log for testers.