Reorders daily cards to put due learning and day-learning cards before review and new cards, with v2 scheduler support.
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Ports an improved Quizlet-to-Anki importer to Anki 2.1 using 2to3 and pyqt4topyqt5, adding a new folder structure while otherwise matching the original.
Looks up selected words in macOS Dictionary via right-click during card review or from the editor context menu, with fixes for Silicon Macs.
Shows a configurable sidebar with deck options, card properties, and repetition stats during Anki reviews, toggled by Shift+C or Tools menu.
Automatically advances Anki reviews by waiting for audio, showing answers, selecting Hard/Good, flipping cards, and repeating or adjusting audio speeds with shortcuts and configurable modes.
Hides review menus and bars, superimposes draggable answer buttons with adjustable opacity, and provides a customizable, touch-friendly distraction-free fullscreen interface.
Exports decks to HTML so cards can be printed to PDF through Chrome, improving formatting and requiring images to be in the collection.media folder.
Adds a second pane to the Add dialog for PDF reading, note-taking, searching, and managing a reading queue, updated for Anki 25.04+.
Imports media files into Anki as new notes, using filenames, subfolder tags, and configurable fields via a Tools menu window.
Imports multiple decks at once by selecting a folder, updating duplicate cards and potentially erroring on corrupted or unsupported files.
Imports multiple Quizlet decks at once from multiple URLs, with an option to place them into a specified parent deck.
Generates overlapping cloze deletion cards from lists or sequences to aid memorization, with Anki 23+ compatibility though sibling scheduling overrides must now be configured per deck.
Adds reviewer context-menu entries that let users search the web for highlighted text via editable providers such as Google, Amboss, Pubmed, and UpToDate.
Removes empty note types in Anki 2.1, repackaged by a third party, with warnings to only batch delete with working backups and use at own risk.
Ports an excellent multiple-choice plugin to Anki 2.1.
Automatically syncs to AnkiWeb after inactivity, but may also sync while editing in the browser or using Image Occlusion, risking lost work.
Searches and imports notes from another Anki profile into the currently loaded profile, helping keep the main profile uncluttered.
Scrapes Yandex image search to insert or update images into a chosen card field using editor buttons, with configurable field names and Anki 2.1.54+ support.
Resets study statistics for a selected deck across time ranges from the last hour up to ten years, with no confirmation and no recovery.
Hides the top toolbar during card review to save screen space, with D returning to the main menu.
Displays card statistics by tag, including retention, average time, and average interval, for Anki 23 through 25+.
Provides a more accurate progress bar by pulling data from the database so progress persists across Anki restarts, with special handling for filtered decks and easier configuration.
Uses intermittent reinforcement with cute kittens to encourage card review streaks, with customizable messages, images, frequency, duration, position, colors, and optional card-adding support.
Finds AnKing cards tagged to UWorld test question IDs pasted from copied question lists, with configurable deck tag prefixes.
Resets note creation times in Anki 2.1 as a port of an earlier add-on.
Searches selected reviewer text via right-click or quick search and shows popup results, with customizable highlighting, blur, result limits, font size, and deck inclusion.
Changes the spacebar or enter key to choose Easy, Good, Hard, or Again based on how long you take to flip the card, with customizable thresholds.
Draw or edit card images via toolbar or right-click, save as SVG, and optionally replace across notes.
Copies notes selected in Anki's browser as new notes or preserving scheduling parameters, tags, decks, and other details.
Draw, write, highlight, and erase directly on Anki cards using customizable pens, a highlighter, eraser, undo/redo, and a repositionable compact toolbar.