Allows overriding default editor styles, including lists and links inside fields and the overall editor, by editing CSS files, with night mode and note-type-specific options.
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Displays the absolute review count on the main screen, with customizable text styling and thousand separators, excluding rescheduled cards from review counts.
Integrates YouGlish video examples into Anki cards via customizable filters for language, accent, themes, autoplay, cloze-only, and hotkeys.
Hides review menus and bars, superimposes draggable answer buttons with adjustable opacity, and provides a customizable, touch-friendly distraction-free fullscreen interface.
Injects additional CSS into the deck browser or replaces the original styling without modifying Anki's files, supporting Anki 23.12 and later.
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.
Tidies and hides Anki menu bar items, collecting hidden items in a Tidy menu, and includes optional prototype features for system tray and tools.
Scales images in Anki note fields during editing by setting their configurable CSS max-height, with shortcuts and buttons for individual or bulk scaling.
Adds non-invasive syntax highlighting to pre code blocks in Anki cards, auto-detecting languages with options to specify language and customize font size and color scheme.
Hides the top toolbar during card review to save screen space, with D returning to the main menu.
Shrinks Anki browser margins and sidebar spacing, with config options for smaller editor fields/fonts and optional image size and hover/click enlargement.
Draw, write, highlight, and erase directly on Anki cards using customizable pens, a highlighter, eraser, undo/redo, and a repositionable compact toolbar.
Randomizes Japanese card review by changing fonts, swapping hiragana and katakana, displaying vertical text, and varying size.
Provides required notetypes, one-by-one clozes, and a learning plan manager for a clinical knowledge deck, plus global resets and styling fixes.
Looks up selected card text in Wikipedia via keyboard shortcut, showing popup definitions with visuals inside Anki, with dark theme, language selection, and flip-only options.
Sets the Anki window height and width for very small stealth mode use, with configurable dimensions.
Rearranges add-ons on Anki's home screen via drag-and-drop in the add-on window or Tools menu without rebooting; some add-ons unsupported.
Displays Heisig RTK keywords and related vocabulary containing the same kanji on Japanese sentence cards, optionally generating vocabulary via KanjiVocab.
Adds a resizable, dark/light-adaptive translucent note-taking panel for jotting card notes, opened with n, with 12-point font, command-A select all, and notes deleted on new cards.
Exports Anki decks to print-ready PDFs or standalone offline HTML with native rendering, themes, typography, layout controls, subdeck picking, and interactive image viewing.
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.
Displays Kanji stroke order when hovering Japanese characters in Anki cards, using Jisho-style visuals and note-type configuration.
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.
Displays the Anki editor in multiple columns via auto columns, manual grid columns, or custom grid areas, with shortcuts and configurable settings.
Predicts Anki study time, finish time, pacing, retention, fatigue, and distractions using offline machine learning, customizable progress metrics, and fully adjustable UI styling.
Lets you add custom PNG icons to decks by placing files named after each deck in user_files, with default.png fallback.
Renders Markdown flashcards with Shiki syntax highlighting, 300+ languages, 60+ themes, code annotations, math, and an AI agent skill via AnkiConnect.
Lets users change the background colours of marked, suspended, and flag1βflag4 cards by editing colours_of_cards.py, with marked cards changed to lavender by default.
Randomizes fonts for card text by assigning language classes, with configuration for search criteria and enabling or disabling fonts per language.
Redesigns Anki's deck list, reviewer, and windows with collapsible subdecks, a sidebar, customizable themes, and per-feature toggles.