Enhances the browser with improved multi-selection, tag-level columns, card states, history, localization, and card info tools.
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Hides decks and sub-decks from the main deck list via right-click, with unhide through Tools > Hidden Decks, without modifying decks, cards, scheduling, or database.
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.
Imports exported Dawwen app notes into Anki via Tools, automatically creating a custom Dawwen note type on first use, with a manual creation button.
Displays a small section on the main screen showing the current streak of consecutive days the user opens Anki, with future plans to require actual studying and track stats.
Hides due card counts on the main screen and each deck, without changing actual review data, to reduce feeling overwhelmed.
Provides a pop-up dictionary that also works on Anki iOS and AnkiDroid.
Implements an alternative scheduler that boosts initial card intervals by categorizing young cards by induction length, giving easier cards longer intervals to match desired retention.
Shuffles cloze answers or lines in Anki flashcards manually or automatically to prevent memorizing answer order, with tagging and configurable methods.
Adds configurable colored gradients to text to improve readability, currently supporting Basic and Cloze notes and only <br> or <br/> line breaks.
Lets users practice writing simplified and traditional Chinese characters in Anki with correct stroke order, auto-filled pinyin/meaning, audio, and adaptive recall drills.
Ports real-time importing to Anki 2.1 beta, adding a note to an open deck with a single key press using the Rikaisama Extension.
Imports Markdown files as Anki flashcards with customizable front/back delimiters, KaTeX support, a Tools menu import dialog, and command-line use.
Integrates AI tools into Anki to generate targeted exam-style questions, assess answers, evaluate long responses, and personalize review with instant feedback.
Displays official legal texts in Anki card popups, with clickable references, quick search, definitions, highlighting, notes, exam export, and state law.
Automatically adds phonetic and sound for the OALD10 dictionary; still under development, so users should read the source code first.
Adds Vim keybindings to Ankiβs note editor with normal/insert modes, field navigation, a mode indicator, and partially implemented visual, delete, and yank operations.
Adds word-wrap to the Anki Browser table, configurable shortcut, but slows the browser and is not well tested.
Displays words from selected cards ordered by frequency, helping users find misspellings and least-used terms.
Generates AI example sentences and English translations for Anki flashcards using an OpenAI API key, replacing selected fields automatically.
Sorts new cards by configurable rules such as seen siblings, card position, note creation, modification date, or random order.
Fetches safe recent reviews and existing card/note changes from AnkiWeb to partially synchronize an inconsistent collection before a full upload.
Exports selected Anki notes and their content to plain text files, with configurable output path and multi-deck support; English-only beta.
Manages a list of decks by pausing all but the first, advancing as each finishes, and showing first-deck progress on the homepage.
Generates note voiceovers using the MiniMax API, including API key setup, language and voice selection, and mobile sync troubleshooting.
Automatically creates high-quality Anki flashcards from any selected on-screen text copied via keyboard shortcut and adds them to a chosen deck.
Facilitates Anki template creation with a non-modal editor, live saving, note-type list, numbered lines, syntax coloring, and automatic closing of HTML tags and bracket pairs.
Makes Anki a little more fun, with an early version and more updates planned.
Converts Markdown files into Anki decks through a reload menu command, preserving card information except edits, and requires configuration before use.
Generates Anki language-learning decks with translations, images, pronunciations, examples, and two-way cards from word lists, as a Windows add-on or cross-platform standalone tool.