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@@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ Collection = "ProjectsActive"
 
 # Anki-Connect
 
-AnkiConnect enables external applications such as [Yomichan](https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/) to communicate with
-[Anki](https://apps.ankiweb.net/) over a simple HTTP API. Its capabilities include executing queries against the user's
-card deck, automatically creating new cards, and more. AnkiConnect is compatible with the latest stable (2.1.x) releases
-of Anki; older versions (2.0.x and below) are no longer supported.
+Anki-Connect enables external applications such as [Yomichan](https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/) to communicate
+with [Anki](https://apps.ankiweb.net/) over a simple HTTP API. Its capabilities include executing queries against the
+user's card deck, automatically creating new cards, and more. Anki-Connect is compatible with the latest stable (2.1.x)
+releases of Anki; older versions (2.0.x and below) are no longer supported.
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ The installation process is similar to other Anki plugins and can be accomplishe
 
 1.  Open the `Install Add-on` dialog by selecting `Tools` | `Add-ons` | `Get Add-ons...` in Anki.
 2.  Input [2055492159](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2055492159) into the text box labeled `Code` and press the `OK` button to proceed.
-3.  Restart Anki when prompted to do so in order to complete the installation of AnkiConnect.
+3.  Restart Anki when prompted to do so in order to complete the installation of Anki-Connect.
 
-Anki must be kept running in the background in order for other applications to be able to use AnkiConnect. You can
-verify that AnkiConnect is running at any time by accessing `localhost:8765` in your browser. If the server is running,
-you will see the message `AnkiConnect` displayed in your browser window.
+Anki must be kept running in the background in order for other applications to be able to use Anki-Connect. You can
+verify that Anki-Connect is running at any time by accessing `localhost:8765` in your browser. If the server is running,
+you will see the message `Anki-Connect` displayed in your browser window.
 
 ### Notes for Windows Users
 
-Windows users may see a firewall nag dialog box appear on Anki startup. This occurs because AnkiConnect runs a local
+Windows users may see a firewall nag dialog box appear on Anki startup. This occurs because Anki-Connect runs a local
 HTTP server in order to enable other applications to connect to it. The host application, Anki, must be unblocked for
 this plugin to function correctly.
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ this plugin to function correctly.
 
 Starting with [Mac OS X Mavericks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X_Mavericks), a feature named *App Nap* has been
 introduced to the operating system. This feature causes certain applications which are open (but not visible) to be
-placed in a suspended state. As this behavior causes AnkiConnect to stop working while you have another window in the
+placed in a suspended state. As this behavior causes Anki-Connect to stop working while you have another window in the
 foreground, App Nap should be disabled for Anki:
 
 1.  Start the Terminal application.
@@ -50,11 +50,11 @@ foreground, App Nap should be disabled for Anki:
 
 ## Application Interface for Developers
 
-AnkiConnect exposes internal Anki features to external applications via an easy to use API. After being installed, this
+Anki-Connect exposes internal Anki features to external applications via an easy to use API. After being installed, this
 plugin will start an HTTP server on port 8765 whenever Anki is launched. Other applications (including browser
 extensions) can then communicate with it via HTTP requests.
 
-By default, AnkiConnect will only bind the HTTP server to the `127.0.0.1` IP address, so that you will only be able to
+By default, Anki-Connect will only bind the HTTP server to the `127.0.0.1` IP address, so that you will only be able to
 access it from the same host on which it is running. If you need to access it over a network, you can set the
 environment variable `ANKICONNECT_BIND_ADDRESS` to change the binding address. For example, you can set it to `0.0.0.0`
 in order to bind it to all network interfaces on your host.
@@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ in order to bind it to all network interfaces on your host.
 ### Sample Invocation
 
 Every request consists of a JSON-encoded object containing an `action`, a `version`, contextual `params`, and a `key`
-value used for authentication (which is optional and can be omitted by default). AnkiConnect will respond with an object
-containing two fields: `result` and `error`. The `result` field contains the return value of the executed API, and the
-`error` field is a description of any exception thrown during API execution (the value `null` is used if execution
-completed successfully).
+value used for authentication (which is optional and can be omitted by default). Anki-Connect will respond with an
+object containing two fields: `result` and `error`. The `result` field contains the return value of the executed API,
+and the `error` field is a description of any exception thrown during API execution (the value `null` is used if
+execution completed successfully).
 
 *Sample successful response*:
 ```json
@@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ completed successfully).
 {"result": null, "error": "guiBrowse() got an unexpected keyword argument 'foobar'"}
 ```
 
-For compatibility with clients designed to work with older versions of AnkiConnect, failing to provide a `version` field
-in the request will make the version default to 4. Furthermore, when the provided version is level 4 or below, the API
-response will only contain the value of the `result`; no `error` field is available for error handling.
+For compatibility with clients designed to work with older versions of Anki-Connect, failing to provide a `version`
+field in the request will make the version default to 4. Furthermore, when the provided version is level 4 or below, the
+API response will only contain the value of the `result`; no `error` field is available for error handling.
 
-You can use whatever language or tool you like to issue request to AnkiConnect, but a couple of simple examples are
+You can use whatever language or tool you like to issue request to Anki-Connect, but a couple of simple examples are
 included below as reference.
 
 #### Curl
@@ -160,9 +160,9 @@ console.log(`got list of decks: ${result}`);
 
 ### Hey, could you add a new action to support $FEATURE?
 
-The primary goal for AnkiConnect was to support real-time flash card creation from the
+The primary goal for Anki-Connect was to support real-time flash card creation from the
 [Yomichan](https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/) browser extension. The current API provides all the required actions
-to make this happen. I recognise that the role of AnkiConnect has evolved from this original vision, and I am happy to
+to make this happen. I recognise that the role of Anki-Connect has evolved from this original vision, and I am happy to
 review new feature requests.
 
 With that said, *this project operates on a self-serve model*. If you would like a new feature, create a PR. I'll review
@@ -1480,9 +1480,9 @@ corresponding to when the API was available for use.
     the request isn't in the `webCorsOriginList` list. It also doesn't require the api key. Calling this method will
     not display the popup if the origin is already trusted.
 
-    This should be the first call you make to make sure that your application and AnkiConnect are able to communicate
-    properly with each other. New versions of AnkiConnect are backwards compatible; as long as you are using actions
-    which are available in the reported AnkiConnect version or earlier, everything should work fine.
+    This should be the first call you make to make sure that your application and Anki-Connect are able to communicate
+    properly with each other. New versions of Anki-Connect are backwards compatible; as long as you are using actions
+    which are available in the reported Anki-Connect version or earlier, everything should work fine.
 
     *Sample request*:
     ```json
@@ -2044,7 +2044,7 @@ corresponding to when the API was available for use.
     Creates a note using the given deck and model, with the provided field values and tags. Returns the identifier of
     the created note created on success, and `null` on failure.
 
-    AnkiConnect can download audio, video, and picture files and embed them in newly created notes. The corresponding `audio`, `video`, and `picture` note members are
+    Anki-Connect can download audio, video, and picture files and embed them in newly created notes. The corresponding `audio`, `video`, and `picture` note members are
     optional and can be omitted. If you choose to include any of them, they should contain a single object or an array of objects
     with the mandatory `filename` field and one of `data`, `path` or `url`. Refer to the documentation of `storeMediaFile` for an explanation of these fields.
     The `skipHash` field can be optionally provided to skip the inclusion of files with an MD5 hash that matches the provided value.