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HTTP server in order to enable other applications to connect to it. The host application, Anki, must be unblocked for
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this plugin to function correctly.
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### Notes for Mac OS X Users
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### Notes for macOS Users
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Starting with [Mac OS X Mavericks](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X_Mavericks), a feature named *App Nap* has been
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introduced to the operating system. This feature causes certain applications which are open (but not visible) to be
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## Application Interface for Developers
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AnkiConnect exposes internal Anki features to external applications via an easy to use API. After being installed, this
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plugin will start an HTTP sever on port 8765 whenever Anki is launched. Other applications (including browser
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plugin will start an HTTP server on port 8765 whenever Anki is launched. Other applications (including browser
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extensions) can then communicate with it via HTTP requests.
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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
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