Automatically clears all fields and tags when creating a new card, speeding card creation and pairing with language support add-ons.
note-management
Bulk edit, merge, find/replace, field ops, note IDs, note types. All categories Β· Refine with filters
410 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Adds editor buttons to play next and previous subs2srs recordings, plus a subs2srs-context template filter showing review play buttons.
Defines review rules and fields for mined Japanese expressions, using term and pronunciation cards with audio, pictures, frequency, hints, sentences, and definitions.
Adds Browser right-click tagging and QID search tools for missed questions, repeat misses, guessed correct, custom tags, and source-specific Q-bank workflows.
Copies the Text field from multiple selected cards in Anki's Browser, enabling pasted batches for generating summaries, explanations, or teaching notes.
Enables inline editing of any card field and tags during Anki review, with automatic saving, cloze-safe raw syntax, and full undo.
Batch-links selected Anki cards by shared sentence or manually, synchronizes bolded word highlights, and provides undo to remove generated links and underlines.
Automatically or bulk applies configurable leech actionsβdelete, postpone, reset lapses, or remove leech tagβby deck pattern and note type.
Adds an editable hierarchical card outline with a mind map graph, review sidebar, deck filtering, and FreeMind export for Xmind.
Enhances Anki notes for the Mining Simple system and links tutorial videos covering setup, subtitles, audio synchronization, browser addons, and grammar clusters.
Syncs Freeplane/Freemind mind-map nodes to Anki cards, supporting folder imports, hierarchy paths, configurable outlines, exclusions, and navigation back to nodes.
Adds kanji readings, meanings, radicals, components, stroke counts and frequency data directly to existing Japanese Anki cards, with expandable breakdowns, themes, and synced mobile review.
Creates structured tags from a field with minimal effort, using configurable replacement rules specified within Anki's add-on configuration.
Batch-fills Anki note fields from local MDX dictionaries offline, preserving formatting, with lemmatization, multi-dictionary mapping, undo, and self-contained HTML export.
Creates stable bidirectional links between Anki notes, shows backlinks and graphs, and exports notes as Obsidian-friendly Markdown.
Processes selected cards in Card Browser to reformat Migaku furigana data in Expression, ExpressionFurigana, Sentence, and SentenceFurigana fields, tested on Lapis and Kiku note types.
Pressing the backtick key explains the current card via AI, saving the response to the explanation and Lecture Notes fields.
Cleans AI-generated content in Anki cards with one click, removing numeric citations, references sections, and tags in Portuguese, English, or Spanish.
Selects all card 2s corresponding to selected card 1s in Anki, after choosing card 1s and using Edit > Find.
Audits Anki flashcards with an AI assistant, flagging bad design, suggesting one-click fixes, and learning from feedback.
Manages jp-mining-note with an interface to install and update it, update notifications, and utilities for note transfer and batch editing.
Cleans basic note fronts from a chosen deck, defines them via Google GenAI with synonym differences, and asynchronously writes responses to backs.
Supports a language-mining workflow by linking Anki cards into clusters, with tutorials for subtitles, audio synchronization, and card creation.
Generates comprehensive Japanese glossaries for hiragana, katakana, and kanji using external APIs, with batch processing, smart caching, progress tracking, and customizable HTML output.
Merge multiple selected notes into one new note with field mapping, separators, cloze removal, tag preservation, optional original deletion, history transfer, undo, and logs.
Turns subtitles or text documents into Anki language-learning flashcards, extracting video subtitles via FFmpeg, supporting Chinese-to-English dictionaries, frequencies, and updating existing notes.
Fetches and assigns Japanese parts of speech to Anki cards offline using bundled JMdict SQLite data, with field mapping, single-note and bulk add/remove/find operations.
Records confused cards, reviews them together, and visualizes a decaying interference graph with filtered deck creation and cleanup.
Adds an editor search box for exact words on front and back, with Ctrl+F search, Ctrl+H replace, Ctrl+J replace button, highlighting, and special-character support.
Displays seconds, and optionally milliseconds, in the card creation date column to help with maintenance such as changing creation dates.