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148 addons, best rated first. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Customizes icon colors for everything in the browser sidebar, though it is no longer maintained and may not work on newer Anki versions.
Imports notes from LaTeX files, enabling LaTeX-heavy Anki notes to be created in your favorite editor; it is no longer maintained, with a stand-alone script recommended instead.
Makes title bars black for most Anki windows and dialogs on Windows, though newer Anki versions already include dark title bars.
When Check Media runs, it tags notes with missing media MissingMedia, opens them in browser, and removes the tag from corrected notes; Anki 2.1.60+ includes this natively.
Imports newline-separated words through an option in Tools, waits a few minutes, and notes the upload is temporary, unmaintained, and may not work.
Fixes lack of subpixel anti-aliasing in old Anki 2.1 versions by overriding QWebEnginePage's background color instead of transparent, with configurable exact color for platforms supporting subpixel text filtering.
Limits new cards based on due, reviewed, and overdue workload to maintain a steady study load, using configurable total or per-deck thresholds.
Shows each card's first daily review on the deck congratulations screen, with hover dates, clickable cards, due days, and configurable options; deprecated in favor of a newer visualizer.
Saves every minute instead of every five (configurable) and adds a File menu save-now button, though recent Anki versions usually make it unnecessary.
Provides CSS-only night-mode syntax highlighting for code in Anki, requiring template import setup and manual CSS Injector modification for Anki 2.1.50โ2.1.54.
Prompts a confirmation dialog defaulting to No when deleting a card or note in the reviewer, though it may be broken in recent Anki versions.
Loads Notion toggle lists as Anki notes into specified decks, supporting tags, clozes, recursive page export, and background or manual synchronization.
Deprecated incremental reading tool imports web articles and feeds, extracts text into review cards, but its author directs users to a different maintained version.
Provides a touch-friendly alternative dialog to reschedule the current card by interval, with configurable week, month, and year buttons, requiring ReMemorize for older Anki versions.
Provides US English and medical spellchecking in Anki by automatically installing dictionaries, though it may require two restarts and can fail on newer versions.
Transfers scheduling data and properties between cards for Anki 23.12+ but is no longer needed because the original add-on has been fixed.
Compiles LaTeX while adding or editing notes, warns on errors, tags notes LaTeXError, and auto-generates images, though it has bugs on Anki 2.1.20 with cloze notes.
Automatically copies a chosen card field to the clipboard when the question or answer side is shown, configurable via settings; may be unmaintained and not work.
Reduces the next interval for very mature cards by overriding the schedulerโs _nextRevIvl method to slightly improve retention, but is unmaintained and incompatible with recent Anki versions.
Sorts review session cards by configurable criteria such as deck, note, card IDs, or random order, but only with Anki's V2 scheduler.
Provides a Qt6-compatible fork of an unmaintained copy-fields addon, now superseded since the original regained Qt6 support.
Displays Again, Hard, Good, and Easy answer feedback outside mobile use, though it is currently broken in the latest Anki version.
Automates reordering cards by field, converting fields to tags, and backfilling word frequencies, with reordering run at startup or through a menu and configured in options.
Lets you preview any cloze number, not just the first, useful for conditional templates; now built into Anki since 2.1.28 and no longer updated.
Quickly add and edit tags while reviewing with customizable shortcuts and preset tag actions, optionally burying or suspending afterward, though newer Anki versions may be unsupported.
Delays or postpones updates for selected Anki add-ons to protect custom modifications, with an optional diff feature comparing folders before and after updates.
Find and replace Anki tags via regular expressions with backreferencing, live preview, and search history, for Anki 2.1.28โ2.1.44 before native support.
Allows click-and-drag image resizing in the Anki desktop editor, preserving aspect ratio, with double-click clearing and configurable border; no further development due to built-in Anki 2.1.50+.
Adds extra buttons to new cards for rescheduling, but is a hardly tested fork that currently fails on Anki 2.1.55 and risks damaging scheduling.