Adds leech and lapse handling tools for Anki, including markers, reversal, custom actions, cross-device syncing, browser options, shortcuts, and text macros.
note-management
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Adds configurable wrapper buttons and shortcuts to Anki for managing cloze navigation, wrapping/unwrapping, centering, citations, mnemonics, shuffling, and custom HTML.
Creates multiple Anki cards from pasted delimiter-separated text, with deck/subdeck assignment, tags, cloze, media, bulk editing, and HTML export.
Creates reversed Anki cards from a source deck by swapping Front and Back fields, preserving other fields and tags, and adding a reversed tag.
Creates clickable links between notes, cards, or searches in the editor and reviewer, opening results in the browser or previewer.
Opens the first audio on the front and back of a card in Audacity via g, configurable with shift+g, though there is an issue.
Queries words using Wiktionary data from kaikki.org to fill notes with definitions and example sentences, supporting editor and bulk browser operations after importing downloaded dictionaries.
Adds customizable extra card flags with configurable labels, colors, and shortcuts, though custom flags have version and desktop-only limitations.
Displays PDFs from a set folder in a separate window and links to them from notes via underscore syntax or extra fields, with basic drawing and text-box editing.
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.
Displays byte sizes for collections, notes, decks, media, unused media, trash, revision logs, found notes, and attachments, while allowing notes to be sorted by size.
Adds a Browser toolbar play button that plays a selected note's sound tags in field order, with field buttons, selection limits, and an alt+m shortcut.
Transfers scheduling information between source and target cards in batch by matching chosen note types, fields, and templates, optionally copying revision history while skipping unstudied source cards.
Processes <amd>-delimited card content as Markdown at review or in-place, with preview, batch conversion, shortcuts; currently unmaintained.
Adds a card browser menu option that batch-removes configurable HTML formatting tags from all fields of selected notes, with Ctrl+Z undo.
Displays one browser row per note instead of per card, with a Notes > Card/Note toggle and configurable shortcut; when enabled, suspend, bury, and similar actions apply to notes.
Resets note creation times in Anki 2.1 as a port of an earlier add-on.
Copies notes selected in Anki's browser as new notes or preserving scheduling parameters, tags, decks, and other details.
Adds a Find and Replace in Templates option to Anki's Browser Edit menu for replacing strings across selected notetypes' card templates.
Adds a UUID to an empty Note ID field when opening the add or edit note window, requiring that field first in the note type.
Generates readings (furigana) and pitch accent information for an entire field or many cards in bulk, supporting default and Migaku syntax.
Displays Heisig RTK keywords and related vocabulary containing the same kanji on Japanese sentence cards, optionally generating vocabulary via KanjiVocab.
Applies configured plain-text and regex replacements, via a shortcut, to the HTML source of the currently active editor field in one note.
Merges two browser-selected notes of the same type into one, concatenating fields, choosing the best card per type, and combining tags.
Adds add-dialog shortcuts to clear all fields (CTRL+1) or fields and tags (CTRL+2), undo those clears (CTRL+3), remove field stickiness (SHIFT+F9), with configurable icons and shortcuts.
Displays the Anki editor in multiple columns via auto columns, manual grid columns, or custom grid areas, with shortcuts and configurable settings.
Select notes in the browser and merge duplicates sharing a first field, combining tags with configurable strategies for conflicting fields.
Sorts new cards using Yomitan frequency dictionaries with toggleable averaging, startup sorting, review display, backfilling, occurrence filtering, and only word plus optional reading fields.
Provides a browser that renders cards as you search them and allows adding or editing existing cards from it.
Links notes and visualizes their connections on Anki 23.12+, with a 2025 fix for Anki 25.02.1 compatibility.