Opens the original Emacs org file and heading for selected Anki cards via Ctrl+O, searching configured org directories and requiring a running Emacs server.
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506 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Resizes and positions Anki's main window by selecting screen areas or loading saved named presets, with options to save, load, and manage presets.
Adds a popup accent and symbol picker for Anki that shows alternate characters when holding keys, selectable by number or click, with Greek mode and configurable settings.
Adds a shortcut and optional button that move the focused field and all lower field contents down one field; default Win+Alt+N, adjustable; newer versions can shift only content after cursor.
Instantly switches to the next Anki profile with Cmd+N or Ctrl+N, also accessible via Tools > Switch to Next Profile.
Improves Anki's Add Notes dialog with hotkeys for copying fields from the last note in the same deck and a searchable field history window.
Adds an editor button and configurable Alt+Shift+L shortcut to automatically wrap current-field list items with c[n+1] cloze deletions, including only selected items.
Exports selected Anki notes to structured text with preserved fields, metadata, tags, and deck paths for LLM input.
Provides instant AI explanations for flashcards via OpenAI API, using 'L' or caterpillar button, with local key storage and user-paid usage.
Wraps selected text in configurable HTML tags using a button or hotkeys, with a special command to completely remove tags.
Slowly displays kanji on screen to annoy you into completing cards, with keybinds and configurable options like colors, timings, and auto-advance.
Provides keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F for hard-choice and failure auto-tagging, plus a three-step question-answer-blur-screen review cycle with Qt6 performance fixes.
Pressing Space after finishing a deck jumps to the alphabetically next due deck, then starts reviewing it.
Exports a field and tag legend stored in a card template HTML comment as plain text to the clipboard or a UTF-8 file.
Displays up to four note fields in configurable side-by-side or 2Γ2 boxes after answer reveal, with hotkey, auto text color, and live settings preview.
Embeds Thieme viaMedici as an Anki sidebar with auto-focus BM25 highlighting, in-page search, persistent login, fullscreen, and one-click deck creation via StudyPlan-Manager.
Provides an offline Japanese-Vietnamese dictionary based on a shared JSON file; highlight a word and press Q to look it up, with updated verb conjugation rules.
Toggles night and light mode via Ctrl+Shift+T; version 1.1 adds a menu and schedule but is unpublished.
Sets text foreground colors with configurable shortcuts in Ankiβs editor, and toggles a chosen format when a modifier key is part of the shortcut.
Captures review question and answer views to images and PDF, with scrolling, configurable export, and a docked window.
Lets you answer Anki cards via an overlay without focusing Anki, with customizable hotkeys that enter review mode and exit to the deck list to preserve stats.
Automatically identifies German legal citations in card front text and opens corresponding gesetze-im-internet.de law sections via customizable shortcut, default #, during Anki review.
Turns clipboard study material into Anki flashcards inside the Add window using your chosen AI provider, with queue review, custom note-type mapping, and card-quality prompts.
Adds tags to cards using keyboard shortcuts in the Reviewer, with each shortcut assigned to one tag defined in config.json.
Adds a Search Images button to Anki's Browse editor toolbar, opening image searches for configurable note field text via Google domains.
Adds tags to cards using one Reviewer shortcut for several tags defined in config.json.
Adds editor shortcuts to clear all fields and sticky states (Ctrl+F9) and toggle sticky on all fields (Shift+F9).
Adds a Review button beside Study Now on each deck overview page to quickly start a custom study session for Learning and To review cards, also usable via Shift+R.
Controls Anki reviews hands-free using customizable head and hand gestures for answering, scrolling, and other actions, with calibration, sensitivity, shortcuts, and camera preview.
Provides keyboard shortcuts to add or remove [[r:: ]] randomization wrappings in Anki's editor for compatible Cloze Overlapping notetypes.