Locks Anki behind username and password before the decks screen appears, forcing default credentials to be changed and storing secure salted hashes with recovery reset.
backup-maintenance
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Finds potentially unused Anki media by searching note text, including custom references, and can move unused files to trash with configurable subfolder scanning.
Synchronizes installed AnkiWeb add-on lists through media sync, detects missing add-ons for confirmed installation, and optionally syncs enabled states and selected configuration fields.
Allows keeping configurable files or folders, by default user_files, .git, .gitignore, and .svn, inside add-on folders when add-ons update.
Lets Anki restart or close via customizable shortcuts, safely saving your collection and backups, with remappable or disableable keys and translated interface.
Copies all installed Anki add-on codes in one click or via shortcut, with comma- or space-separated output for easy backup and reinstallation.
Adds 37 bulk, image-occlusion, audit, backup, sync, and undo-safe actions to an Anki bridge on port 8766 for AI-assisted collection automation at scale.
Scans an Anki collection to find and safely delete orphaned images, audio, and video, filtering by type or date, while showing and renaming media used by each card.
Automatically saves Add Cards window content and tags every few seconds, restoring per-note-type drafts after crashes, power loss, or accidental closure.
Inspects, compares, and reorganizes FSRS presets across decks, computes mergeability, splits decks by first review, moves cards, and cleans advisor presets, warning to back up first.
Safely scans and consolidates byte-identical media in Anki's collection via dry runs, updating note references and trashing redundant copies through official APIs.
Scans existing cards for broken Cambridge Dictionary audio links and replaces them with embedded Google or Microsoft Edge TTS audio, leaving working audio untouched, with full-scan and single-card test options.
Renumbers ordered child decks under a parent via drag-and-drop, previewing changes, safely applying sequential numbers with configurable patterns, backups, and collision safeguards.
Adds a confirmation dialog before closing, was AI-made, will work until newer Anki versions drop support, and won't be updated.
Browse AnkiWeb add-ons inside Anki, copy an add-on ID, and automatically open the add-on manager for installation.
Saves each Note Type's special formatting, HTML, CSS, and fields in relatively raw form to disk as a timestamped backup.
Imports multiple .apkg files from a folder into one deck and note type with field mapping and automatic media repair.
Backs up all Anki decks to .apkg files and restores them from a folder, with optional overwrite.
Search, install, and remove Anki addons instantly via a familiar interface under Tools, with direct clicks and no delay.
Saves a separate voice recording for each Anki card so it persists across sessions and can be replayed, with menu options to clear unused or all recordings.
Keeps a local timeline of Anki note and note-type changes with diffs, snapshots, AβB comparison, pinning, and undoable partial restores.
Normalizes audio loudness in Anki collections, with customizable settings, automatic pre-sync processing, and included FFmpeg for Windows.
Scans Anki media folders to find unused audio, image, and video files, allowing preview, review, backup-protected batch deletion, statistics, and a public API for add-ons.
Automatically downloads FFmpeg into Anki's add-on folder for use by compatible add-ons, requiring no configuration or environment variables.
Manages jp-mining-note with an interface to install and update it, update notifications, and utilities for note transfer and batch editing.
Disables automatic backup creation when closing the profile or app, useful for large collections where backups are slow, but risks data loss.
Saves Anki deck settings to dated, tab-separated files in your home directory for backup or sharing, excluding Filtered Decks.
Offers tutorial videos for configuring an Anki mining system, covering addons, subtitles, audio synchronization, card creation, and grammar clusters.
Demonstrates for developers how add-ons locking files like SQLite databases should release them on deletion or update, allowing multi-threaded database access; includes previous solution attempt and __init__.py explanation.
Closes gaps in new card positions, preserves equal duplicates, resets nextPos, shows confirmation, and is undoable without modifying review cards.