ankisync-add-on VS Beautify-Anki

Hi! My name is Eddie and I recently created an add-on to help users collaborate on anki decks more easily called AnkiSync. Essentially, people can contribute suggested edits to cards and moderators can approve them. Once approved, anyone subscribed to the deck can "sync" to update their cards on the local client. It is entirely free (although has a centralized server which isn't ideal but it provides a better user experience vs CrowdAnki). As this is my first project using python (im a resident doc so not my main field of expertise), the code is on the rougher side but it can be found here (https://github.com/husarcik/ankisync-add-on). If anyone has suggestions on improving the add-on or just the code base in general, I'd love your help!

You could try this https://beautify-anki.shorouk.dev/ (I've never used it but other have recommended)

Mine worked. I'm not sure if you had add-on originally, but, I never had the add-on before. I downloaded the original zip first into Add-Ons (https://github.com/ShoroukAziz/Beautify-Anki), then I unzipped the V.0.3.3.zip file into the same folder while replacing all the files

The only add-on that I know does that is Beautify https://beautify-anki.shorouk.dev/ I made a personal version that only affects decks so I can have my usual formatting in the deck browser (with enhanced main window and the random image functions of AnKing's custom background), and a different background and material design stats for each deck. I guess I could figure out a way of sending you the code if you are interested. It doesn't work on newer Anki versions. I use 2.1.22 for studying and switch to 2.1.43 to tidy up cards.

Beautify Anki GitHub page