Customizes Anki editor keymap to insert configured text/HTML or run JavaScript for key-plus-modifier shortcuts, though superseded by other add-ons.
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Translates text with DeepL in Anki, but is no longer needed because the original add-on has been fixed; requires a DeepL API key.
Adds a File menu option and Ctrl+R shortcut to reload the collection, backing it up, though it no longer works in newer Anki versions.
Imports Studies App .studyarch archives via File - Import (Ctrl+Shift+I), but is unmaintained, may not work, was tested with only two files, and may need a new Anki profile.
Preserves the marked tag when exporting without scheduling information in Anki 2.0.24, so only the exporting user needs it.
Provides an adaptive FSRS v5/v6 retention scheduler minimizing expected review workload until card retirement, now deprecated and intended for lifelong learning.
Imports pasted CSV into Anki notes with delimiter detection, header handling, note-type suggestions, subdeck creation, and quick or standard import options.
Provides another possible workaround for Anki freezing on Windows after mpv video playback, though it doesn't fix the issue and requires closing mpv then Anki via Task Manager.
Pastes CSV into a dialog, auto-detects delimiters, maps fields, supports note-type directives, tags, and subdecks, and imports directly or via Anki's importer; deprecated.
Lets users choose which add-ons to update, though it is superseded and may still prompt about refused updates.
Opens a cursor-adjacent, enlarged menu of note types or decks via shortcuts, editor context menu, or right-clicking the note type/deck button; does not work on Anki 2.1.36+.
Lets Windows users edit Editor pictures in an external viewer, showing changes after closing it, though sync and recent-Anki support are limited.
Displays pressed review button counts and percentages, though it requires the V2 scheduler and is no longer maintained.
Imports YouAlign TMX files through Anki's File > Import, creating Basic Front/Back cards with the deck named after the file; not maintained and may not work.
Creates Anki cards from PGN chess games by importing, navigating positions, and adding SVG diagrams with answers and Lichess links, though currently broken.
Changes review button colors (Again, Hard, Good, Easy) via config, preserving hover effects with text/background modes, adjustable sizes, text sizes, and custom CSS; no longer updated here.
Adds a sidebar button for card info and history, but is no longer updated here, having been combined into a larger bottom-bar add-on.
Parses Cambridge Dictionary entries to populate Anki fields for words, up to five definitions, parts of speech, sources, UK/US transcriptions, and optional audio downloads.
Provides a possible fix for no sound with Anki 2.1.28β2.1.33 and mpv on Linux or Mac; it is obsolete, so install Anki 2.1.34 Beta instead.
Clears HTML formatting directly from Anki fields in bulk; it is deprecated.
Suspends or deletes a specified note type when added to configured decks; no longer developed, and deletion can cause database issues that make Anki re-add cards.
Generates animated graphs and videos of Anki deck history, including interval bars, ease bars, card-type pies, and rating pies, though users are advised to use Search Stats Extended instead.
Automatically starts Anki's built-in sync after you review cards and return to the Decks screen, but not when adding or editing notes.
Generates concise, exam-focused AI explanations for existing Anki cards during review or batch, using OpenAI or Gemini, writing to a chosen field.
Separates content into a field, with no further description or documentation provided.
Creates subs2srs cards with LDOCE and mpv, based on another add-on, but is unfinished, does nothing if installed, and awaits Anki 2.1 support.
Imports PowerPoint slides into Anki as formatted text and screenshots after manually converting to HTML with LibreOffice, but is not maintained.
Saves the current text or code input with Ctrl+s and lets Ctrl+i view, edit, and insert saved entries, though it is obsolete since Anki 2.1.61.