External Note Editor for the Browser v1.0.0-beta.1 Download (Patreon)

Hey guys!

This is the follow-up to the earlier announcement post. Make sure to check that post out for more background info on the idea behind this add-on!

Below you'll fine the download for the first Anki 2.1 compatible release of External Note Editor for the Browser – but first, the release notes:

Changelog

This is new in v1.0.0-beta.1:

Added

• Anki 2.1 support!
• Customizable hotkey

Fixed

• Various smaller issues with dialog management

Changed

• Rewrote major parts of the add-on, implement brand-new changes to the Anki add-on API (which should make the add-on future-proof for the Anki updates to come)

Requirements

External Note Editor should work fine on any Anki 2.1 release that's not too outdated (2.1.5 required at minimum, >=2.1.15 recommended).

If you're using an older version of BetterTags, please remember to upgrade that first. As I mentioned a couple of months ago, older versions of BetterTags can run into a conflict with newer add-ons when you attempt to run them on Anki 2.1.15 or earlier. If you're using a more recent Anki release you should be fine.

Installation

Same as always, please drag and drop the downloaded .ankiaddon file onto the Add-ons window, as showcased in the video below. If you are already on a newer Anki release, then you can alternatively also just double-click on the downloaded .ankiaddon file to install it.

Usage

With the card browser open, you can open the external editor window either by heading to Edit → Edit in New Window, or by using the add-on's hotkey (set to Ctrl+Alt+E / Cmd+Opt+E by default). The hotkey can be adjusted in the add-on's configuration.

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If you run into any issues whatsoever please do let me know. Very much looking forward to your feedback!

Thanks again for all of your guys' support in making this add-on a reality!

– Aristotelis (Glutanimate)