The Hotkey Helper plugin simplifies hotkey and options management in Obsidian by adding icons next to each plugin, allowing you to easily open its settings or hotkey assignments. Hovering over the icon provides valuable information about the plugin's commands, hotkeys, and conflicts. The plugin also enables quick access to a plugin's configuration and hotkeys when enabling it from the community plugins viewer.

The Editing Mode Hotkey plugin is a convenient addition for Obsidian users who frequently switch between writing in "Source" mode and previewing their notes in "Live Preview" mode. With this plugin, you can quickly toggle between the two modes using a customizable hotkey combination, making it easier to work on your notes without having to navigate through menus or settings. This plugin is especially useful for those who often work on multiple editors simultaneously, as it allows you to easily switch modes across all open editors with just one command.

The Open File by Magic Date plugin! This handy tool allows users to quickly and easily open files based on their creation or modification dates. With this plugin, you'll no longer have to sift through folders to find the file you need - simply use the magic date feature to instantly access your desired file. Perfect for developers, designers, and anyone who works with multiple projects simultaneously, this plugin streamlines your workflow and saves time. Give it a try and discover how much more efficiently you can work!

An Obsidian plugin to change task status and append text with hotkeys and right-click context menu.

Type multiple letters at the same time to trigger text insertion, template insertion, or command execution.

The Julian Date plugin allows users to quickly insert the Julian Date into their notes using a customizable hotkey. This continuous count of days since the Julian Period is commonly used in astronomical contexts for annotating events. The plugin simplifies the process of including this precise date format, making it especially valuable for astronomers or anyone working with temporal data requiring this notation.

This appears to be a README file for an Obsidian plugin, which is a note-taking app. The file provides information about the plugin's features, improvements, and bug fixes in each release. Here are the key points from the file: 2.4.0 * New command: `Reopen current note` - reopens the current note. * Fixed issues: + Behavior of `Expand line selection` command. + Preview behavior of `excalidraw` for regex modal commands. + Coloring for `Insert table` command. 2.3.0 * New feature: Ability to add custom callouts for the `Better insert callout` command. * Improved double <kbd>shift</kbd> functionality, allowing selection of community switch engines (e.g., Quick Switcher, Omnisearch). * Fixed behavior of `Go to next/previous fold` commands. It's likely that this plugin provides additional features and improvements for Obsidian users, such as improved navigation, formatting options, or productivity tools.

I'm afraid there's been a mistake! The README file appears to be empty, and I can't find any information about this plugin. Perhaps it's not publicly available yet? Let me start fresh then! Since there's no README content, I'll have to wait for the next plugin release to create my weekly blog post.