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Luc Mcgrady db98bb675a feat: Experimental options in preferences (#5057)
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## Linked issue (required)

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closes #4871

## How to test (required)

Find "Labs" as a new option in the preferences

### Checklist (minimum)

- [X] I ran `./ninja check` or an equivalent relevant check locally.
- [ ] I added or updated tests when the change is non-trivial or
behavior changed.

### Details

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I've implemented the "Labs" feature in a web-view as I presume we are
moving away from QT and
Currently these options have no function. Before we can add the
functionality we should try and come up with the pattern that we should
use to register new flags.

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## Scope

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aqt — Anki Qt GUI

aqt is the Qt-based desktop interface for Anki, the spaced repetition flashcard program.

It provides all the visual components of the Anki desktop app: the deck browser, card editor, reviewer, browser, add-on manager, and more. Under the hood it uses PyQt6 and communicates with Anki's core logic via the anki package.

Running

Once installed, Anki can be launched from the command line:

anki

Add-on development

If you are building an Anki add-on, this is the package that exposes the GUI hooks and Qt widgets you need. See the Add-on Guide for full documentation.

Source code

https://github.com/ankitects/anki