Creates a temporary filtered subdeck for reviewing today's learned cards without altering original scheduling, rebuildable by hotkey or deck menu and customizable.
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Crop, rotate, flip, annotate, and edit images directly in Anki's Note Editor with fast cropping, vector drawing, floating toolbar, and 40+ language support.
Enables vi/vim-like j and k scrolling in the Anki reviewer for Anki24+, with an options UI and customizable shortcut keys.
Provides eye-comfort sepia, gray, soft dark, accessibility, and custom themes for Anki with font, scheduling, per-deck, and quick-switching options.
Select any number of cards in the card browser and add or remove a prefix to their deck name for easier exporting.
Removes the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift + Command + f.
Fetches Japanese example sentences from Yourei.jp for editor-selected text via button or Ctrl+Y, with dropdown insertion, load more, error handling, and SSL bypass.
Adds customizable ruby furigana/pinyin annotations to selected Anki editor text via toolbar or shortcut, with adjustable font size, color, configuration, and troubleshooting.
Moves one or multiple browser cards up or down with configurable hotkeys, inverts order via right-click, and jumps to first/last visible new-card row after sorting by due or position.
Transforms basic notes into cloze cards, edits existing basic cards, and works with many non-cloze note types by creating a cloze copy that supports skips.
Adds a search box during review, opened with Ctrl+f, closed with Ctrl+x, navigated with Ctrl+g and Ctrl+shift+g, and enables searching the browser from review.
Disables the Esc key in Anki review, adapted from the Disable Keyboard Shortcuts in Review extension.
Automatically applies French typography rules to Anki notes, inserting non-breaking spaces, superscript ordinals, numero symbols, and number-unit spacing, with HTML/cloze support and editor, browser, batch, and reviewer tools.
Maps arrow keys to show the answer and grade: right for Good, up Easy, down Again, Shift+down Hard, with left for Undo.
Allows scrolling in Anki's reviewer with vi/vim-like keys j and k, plus e and d for page scrolling.
Adds private notes to the back of every Anki card, with an indicator bubble, search, export/import, without changing card content or scheduling.
Lets users configure a shortcut (default Shift+Escape) to close the browser and add-note windows, filtering Escape in WebEngineView so JavaScript can receive it.
Plays selected MKV speech timestamps in mpv, auto-grades cards based on subtitle use, edits timestamps, and imports subtitle-derived cards into Anki.
Copies a chosen field from selected notes in Anki's browse window via Ctrl+Shift+C or menus, with configurable separator and optional HTML stripping.
Adds a toolbar Pomodoro timer with countdown, circular progress, Start/Pause, Skip, Reset, settings, and focus/break cycles that continue when the window closes.
Adds a filter bar to context menus in Anki's editor, browser, and reviewer, helping users with many add-ons find menu options without shortcuts.
Enables reviewing a deck in a new window by right-clicking its gear, allowing multiple decks to be studied simultaneously, with tags, keyboard navigation, and fixed editing/flag shortcuts.
Replaces the editor's dropdown-menu generator to display shortcut tooltips for MathJax inline, block, chemistry, LaTeX, LaTeX equation, LaTeX math env., and Edit HTML.
Enhances Anki field and card template editing with CodeMirror syntax highlighting, search and replace, HTML/plaintext copy buttons, Ctrl/Cmd+C, and macOS theme crash fixes.
Adds a reviewer sidebar for asking an AI about the current flashcard, sending its text and images, requiring a free Google AI API key.
Allows controlling audio by pressing 8 to stop or resume and [ or ] to skip back or forward five seconds.
Opens independent Browser windows for side-by-side deck work, with per-window layout/search memory, tiling, session restore, and copyable field content.
Adds an editor toolbar button that searches active field or highlighted text in Anki's browser to find duplicates, synonyms, or homonyms, with Shift to search without field name.
Adds Previous Deck and Next Deck buttons on Anki's congratulations screen for navigating sibling subdecks, with optional Study Mode and keyboard shortcuts [ and ].
Splits combined multi-question Anki cards into atomic cards automatically on graduation or manually while preserving scheduling, and can unsplit them.