Shows live total and per-field word counts across Anki's Add, Edit Current, and Browser editors, updating while typing or loading notes and safely handling formatted HTML content.
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Converts subs2srs cards into Japanese vocabulary cards and searches Jisho to tag, convert, or create vocab notes.
Manages a Japanese note template, adds a menu option to delete associated files, preserves the plugin stylesheet, and removes the notes manifest before regeneration.
Converts Anki note types without triggering full sync by creating new notes and deleting old ones, preserving media, review history, tags, and undo.
Links Anki cards via search or NID, offering hover previews, clickable hyperlinks, NID copying, customizable shortcuts, and visual card settings.
Automatically assigns text-to-speech tags to configured note fields for playback, supporting per-field voice control and batch processing without template edits.
Adds visual Browser layouts, explorer-style navigation, tabs, drag-and-drop deck folders, colours, and a visual note-type manager with grid details, folders, and JSON import/export.
Adds a built-in waveform audio trimmer to Anki card fields, using drag handles and precise inputs to preview and losslessly trim the first sound tag.
Suspends and green-flags cards you know perfectly, with reviewer and browser shortcuts to master current or selected cards or notes.
Increases the built-in field size limit to 10 MB by default, helping import large HTML, data URIs, or inline SVG without size errors.
Adds UUIDs to a Note ID field in all notes manually or automatically when notes load in the editor, creating the field if missing.
Translates selected Anki note fields between languages via the DeepL API, updating a chosen target field after users select a deck, source and target languages.
Provides keyboard-first medical flashcard search with typo recovery, alias matching, exact Anki filters, optional local semantic search, deck picking, previews, safe bulk actions, and privacy-focused local processing.
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.
Synchronizes content across Anki notes in unidirectional mode using note IDs and templates, or bidirectional mode using sync IDs, with configurable conflict handling.
Tracks friends' ages from birth dates in Anki, updates cards automatically on birthdays with new learning status, and supports importing contacts from Google or Outlook CSV files.
Finds notes tagged leech that have no suspended cards and displays them in the Browse window so you can untag or handle them.
Adds Advanced Browser support, lets you set new note IDs, and recalculates moved notes' IDs instead of swapping with neighbors, requiring notes mode sorted by creation time.
Generates Japanese readings for Anki fields using Japanese Support, supports multiple fields at once, and avoids predefined field names but remains under development.
Spell-checks Anki cards via Aspell, suggesting replacements or dictionary additions for misspelled words, including specialized terms.
Clicking any [sound:...] tag in the note editor plays the specified audio file, allowing quick audio checks without previewing the card.
Strips glossary styling and extra information, leaving plaintext definitions; lets users configure the target field and separators, optionally format new cards, and update selected notes via the Edit menu.
Batch-updates multiple Anki note fields from CSV, matching rows via join keys, with dry-run, diff, and change logs for recovery.
Copies or cuts highlighted editor content into new notes or directly into the database, with special scheduling for tagged cards.
Creates clickable links between Anki cards by converting selected note identifiers into links that open the linked card in the browser.
Uses your OpenAI API key to batch transform Anki note fields from Browser selections or saved workflows, supporting cleanup, rewriting, tagging, and field generation.
Removes duplicates across two decks even when their fields don't exactly match, licensed under GNU AGPLv3.
Rescales images in Anki's editor by setting img width/height attributes, reversibly, with toolbar and context-menu controls, auto-rescale on paste, exempt fields, and manual dialog.
Imports note types, but warns that matching existing note type names may delete fields and replace templates, so back up and report issues on GitHub.
Modifies note creation times and inserts or duplicates notes to define custom sorting, though it risks collection damage and triggers full database syncs.