The Quick Share Note to Gist plugin offers a seamless way to share your Obsidian notes with others by publishing them directly to GitHub Gist as secret but shareable links. Perfect for users who want to quickly collaborate or showcase their notes, the plugin also supports image uploads to Imgur, replacing image links in your note with hosted URLs automatically. With configurable options like including frontmatter and simple commands for publishing, it’s a fast and efficient way to get your notes online. Once shared, the gist URL is copied to your clipboard for immediate use, streamlining the entire process of sharing your content.

Collaboration for Obsidian – Sync, Share, and Edit anywhere

The Cicada Synchronizer plugin for Obsidian simplifies Git operations by providing a single button to handle syncing with remote repositories. This plugin eliminates the need for complex Git commands, streamlining the process of synchronizing your vault. It also features an easy-to-use branch switch setting, making it simple to switch branches or push new branches to the remote without using Git commands. Ideal for users who need a more accessible and collaborative Git workflow within Obsidian, it builds upon the YAOS library for team synchronization.

The NotesOn Publish plugin allows users to export Obsidian notes as HTML files and host them on the NotesOn.ru server. This plugin is particularly useful for creating and sharing content, such as portfolio websites or public documents, directly from Obsidian. Users can quickly publish their notes by right-clicking and selecting the 'Publish to NotesOn' option, which generates a public URL that is automatically copied to the clipboard for easy sharing. Additionally, the plugin provides the functionality to remove hosted notes from the NotesOn server using a similar right-click menu. It streamlines the process of converting notes into shareable web content while maintaining simplicity and efficiency.

The OzanShare Publish plugin allows users to effortlessly publish their Markdown notes from Obsidian to a web platform with a single click. It supports rendering various content types, including linked files, transclusions, admonitions, Excalidraw drawings, Mermaid diagrams, MathJax equations, and code blocks, ensuring comprehensive note display. Users can customize the appearance with custom CSS and manage published notes through an integrated view. The plugin also supports seamless republishing, preserving the same URL and references, making it ideal for updating shared content. Images are securely uploaded to Firebase and embedded with a secret token for privacy. A context menu simplifies publishing and provides direct access to shared notes. This tool streamlines note sharing, offering flexibility and reliability for collaborative and personal use.

The Etherpad Lite plugin is a collaboration tool that allows you to share and edit notes with others in real-time. With this plugin, you can upload any note to an Etherpad-Lite server and share the URL with others. The document remains in your vault, but its contents are replaced with the latest version from the server each time it's opened. You can also view the note in your system browser and copy the URL to share with others. Configuration is simple, requiring only the server's host, port, and API key settings. This plugin provides a lightweight collaboration solution that integrates seamlessly into Obsidian, making it easy to work with others on your notes.

The screen.garden plugin brings a new dimension to your Obsidian experience by integrating seamless panes on both sides of the app. With this plugin, you can register or log in to access screen.garden's features and benefits. The plugin is still in its early stages, with a closed license during the beta period, but it promises to revolutionize the way you interact with your notes. By providing a more intuitive and visually appealing interface, screen.garden aims to enhance your productivity and note-taking capabilities.

The Netwik plugin enables users to create, share, and collaborate on notes through a global network of connected Obsidian users. It allows users to upload notes to a cloud server, access shared notes through unique links, and search for notes using auto-suggestions. Users can upload, update, and delete notes on the cloud while maintaining local versions for easy navigation. The plugin supports synchronized scrolling, file tracking, and note identification through unique IDs, ensuring consistency across local and cloud versions. It also facilitates fast note creation, internal linking, and integration with Obsidian's command palette. With features like file manipulation, URL-based note sharing, and a simple API integration, this plugin enhances collaborative note-taking and file synchronization within Obsidian.