Inserts HTML tables via a dialog or by converting selected markdown-like text, with configurable shortcut and styling, but not for editing existing tables.
Addons by ijgnd
Addons whose GitHub repository belongs to ijgnd.
Adds hyperlinks to note fields through a dialog and context menu, with configurable insert and unlink shortcuts.
Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and menus to apply font/background colors, font sizes, custom classes, styles, and text wrappers in Anki.
Transforms card and note ID codes in Anki into clickable links that open associated cards or notes in a new window, with context-menu and backlink options.
Moves the Browser editor from below the table to its right side, with a configurable shortcut, though its functionality is now built into Anki 2.1.55.
Adds browser search filter dialogs for tags, decks, note/card types, dates, flags, and saved searches with configurable shortcuts.
Removes all line breaks from selected text or the whole field, preserves double line breaks, removes end-of-line hyphens, and supports undo.
Adds special fields like card review dates, intervals, queue, ease, and deck options to Anki card templates.
Configures additional or alternate Anki review answer shortcuts, optionally rating from the question or unveiling the answer, with configurable keys and button-count behavior.
Hide or show the browser's table, editor, or sidebar, switch between table and editor views, and configure shortcuts to maximize the remaining component.
Adds context menu options for images, audio, and video to open in external editors, duplicate, rename, or show in file manager, mainly in Anki's editor.
Adds Rebuild All and Empty All buttons to the main screen to rebuild or empty filtered decks at once, configurable to limit which decks are affected.
Provides an extended tag add/edit dialog showing one tag per line, opened via context menu or configurable shortcuts, useful for managing multiple long hierarchical tags.
Displays PDFs from a set folder in a separate window and links to them from notes via underscore syntax or extra fields, with basic drawing and text-box editing.
Automatically rates typed answers as hard, good, or easy based on response time, with configurable thresholds, mismatch handling, and additional options.
Copies the current note's contents into a new Add window via adjustable shortcuts from Add, Edit Current, Browser, or reviews, though newer Anki built-in duplication reduces its usefulness.
Provides a CodeMirror-based HTML/CSS source editor for fields and card templates, with syntax highlighting, search/replace, configurable themes/keymaps, version saving, diffs, and external editor support.
Adds configurable shortcuts to bury the current review card into a temporary list and unbury those cards from reviews or deck overview; the list clears when Anki closes.
Provides a browser card info bar requiring shortcut configuration, with optional background colors for suspended or high-lapse cards and width/display settings for companion layout add-ons.
Disables same-day spacing/randomization of new sibling cards so they appear consecutively in their proper order, though only for new cards and incompatible with the v3 scheduler.
Adds Up/Down buttons to the Fields Dialog and batch-changes fonts across fields, notes, or selected Browser fields, including adjusting all fonts by a percentage.
Provides CSS-only night-mode syntax highlighting for code in Anki, requiring template import setup and manual CSS Injector modification for Anki 2.1.50–2.1.54.
Adjusts intervals for cards rated Again, setting lapse interval to 100% for short intervals and 25% for long ones, linearly between, with user-adjustable values.
Adds four reviewer shortcuts for choosing or applying predefined tags and moving cards to predefined decks, configurable via add-on settings.
Reduces the next interval for very mature cards by overriding the scheduler’s _nextRevIvl method to slightly improve retention, but is unmaintained and incompatible with recent Anki versions.
Displays when the next learning card due today is due at the bottom of Anki's main screen and deck overview, ignoring the learn ahead limit.
Quickly add and edit tags while reviewing with customizable shortcuts and preset tag actions, optionally burying or suspending afterward, though newer Anki versions may be unsupported.
Delays or postpones updates for selected Anki add-ons to protect custom modifications, with an optional diff feature comparing folders before and after updates.
Adds a context menu to the Add button for changing due numbers or burying cards of a newly created note, with settings and optional rescheduling; unfinished and risky.
Creates a filtered deck for each real deck, adding a search term per deck, useful for studying due cards by creation order and syncing to mobile.
Exports your Anki review log as RevisionHistory.csv for Anki 2.1, with a unicode fix, but may have untested data errors.
Imports RSS Word-of-the-Day feeds into Anki with per-feed decks, note types, field mappings, stripping, tags, and duplicate handling, but no longer works on recent versions and is unsupported.
Wraps selected text in monospace code or pre+code tags using buttons or hotkeys, supporting Anki 23.10+, with configurable shortcuts.
Lets V1 scheduler users modify ease adjustments applied after rating Again, Hard, or Easy, but requires source-code editing and risks scheduling damage.
Changes card scheduling by resetting ease values below a threshold, with a custom source-code-modified mode for cards last rated good.
Adds word-wrap to the Anki Browser table, configurable shortcut, but slows the browser and is not well tested.
Duplicates notes, fakes creation times, inserts mostly empty notes with faked times, preserves fields/tags/decks/intervals, but may permanently damage collections and is mostly untested.
Exports all note types, templates, deck option groups/settings, and underscore-prefixed media files without notes, via a Tools menu option.
Copies or cuts highlighted editor content into new notes or directly into the database, with special scheduling for tagged cards.
Adds a filter bar to context menus in Anki's editor, browser, and reviewer, helping users with many add-ons find menu options without shortcuts.
Opens a cursor-adjacent, enlarged menu of note types or decks via shortcuts, editor context menu, or right-clicking the note type/deck button; does not work on Anki 2.1.36+.
Saves the current text or code input with Ctrl+s and lets Ctrl+i view, edit, and insert saved entries, though it is obsolete since Anki 2.1.61.