The Book Search plugin brings convenient access to book information directly into your Obsidian workflow. With the ability to query titles, authors, and publishers, it ensures quick retrieval of detailed metadata without leaving your vault. Users can generate comprehensive notes from search results, complete with essential attributes like publisher and publication date. Easily link to cover images and integrate details seamlessly into your note-taking environment. By customizing file names and choosing between multiple search providers, it offers flexibility for diverse needs. Whether you’re tracking your personal reading list or collecting references for research, this plugin provides a smooth, automated approach to gathering book data.

Here's a 100-word passage summarizing the plugin: The 404 Homepage plugin is designed to help users create customizable 404 error pages that are both visually appealing and informative. With this plugin, you can easily set up a default 404 page with your brand's style and messaging. The plugin offers a range of customization options, including text and image placeholders, allowing you to tailor the design to fit your website's unique voice. Additionally, it provides a simple way to redirect users to a specific page or section of your site, ensuring that they don't get lost in the process.

The PodNotes plugin is designed to make it easier for users to write notes on podcasts. With a mobile-friendly interface, PodNotes allows you to add any publicly available podcast through search or custom feeds by URL. You can track played episodes and playback progress, create podcast notes from templates with metadata about episodes, capture timestamps, and link directly to the time in the episode. Additionally, you can download episodes for offline playback and support non-podcast local audio files. The plugin also includes an API that can be used by other plugins for custom workflows.

The Tracker plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to collect and visualize data from their notes. With this plugin, you can create comprehensive reports that help you track your progress, habits, and goals. The plugin offers various visualization options, including pie charts, bar charts, and more, making it easy to represent your data in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, the plugin provides advanced features such as annotation modes, date formatting options, and text value mapping, allowing you to customize your reports to suit your needs. Whether you're tracking your daily habits or monitoring your progress towards long-term goals, the Tracker plugin is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to gain insights into their data.

The File Explorer Note Count plugin is a helpful addition to your Obsidian workflow, providing an at-a-glance view of the number of notes and folders within your file explorer. By default, only collapsed folders display their note counts, but you can customize this setting to include expanded folders as well. This plugin offers a simple yet effective way to quickly assess the organization and structure of your notes, making it easier to navigate and prioritize your content.

Simple, customizable plugin for easy note review, resurfacing & repetition in Obsidian.md.

The Focus Mode plugin for Obsidian provides a distraction-free writing experience by allowing you to focus on the active pane. With the Super Focus Mode, you can further customize your workflow by only focusing on the currently active pane. The plugin also comes with customizable hotkeys and appearance options, giving you more control over your writing environment. Whether you're working on a long document or simply need to concentrate on a specific task, this plugin is designed to help you stay focused and productive.

Plugin for opening new notes in a floating window in Obsidian (https://obsidian.md)

The Note Linker plugin is an innovative tool that revolutionizes the way you organize and connect your notes in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can create a network of linked notes that allow for seamless referencing and exploration. Imagine being able to jump between related ideas and concepts with just a click, or easily find all the notes that mention a specific topic. The Note Linker plugin makes it possible, empowering you to build a more comprehensive and interconnected knowledge base in Obsidian.

An Obsidian plugin for automatically creating notes when linking to non-existing notes

The Smart Rename plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently rename notes. With this plugin, you can rest assured that all references to the old note title will be automatically updated, preserving your existing backlinks and wiki links. No more manual editing or worrying about broken links! The plugin takes care of adding the previous title as an alias to the renamed note, ensuring seamless continuity. Whether you're reorganizing your notes or renaming a large collection, Smart Rename has got you covered.

The Abbrlink plugin for Obsidian allows users to generate permanent links for their Markdown files. This feature-rich plugin offers both automatic and manual generation modes, along with customizable hash lengths (4-32 digits) and collision detection and prevention. With the option to skip files that already contain abbrlinks, users can efficiently batch process their notes without duplicates. The plugin also includes an advanced mode that allows for random hash generation, ensuring unique links. Overall, Abbrlink provides a convenient way to create organized links within Obsidian, making it easier to navigate and reference your notes.

The iCloud Contacts plugin allows Obsidian users to sync their iCloud contacts with their vault, providing a seamless way to manage and organize contacts within their notes. With this plugin, users can create a separate folder for their contacts, complete with properties corresponding to contact details such as name, organization, and email address. The plugin also enables users to add custom properties and exclude certain keys from updates. Additionally, the plugin provides two commands: "Update Contacts" to synchronize specific changes and "Update all Contacts" to rewrite all files in the vault based on iCloud contacts.

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The Sync Cnblog plugin offers a seamless solution for users looking to synchronize their Markdown notes directly to their Cnblogs account. This tool allows you to publish your notes effortlessly, even accommodating local images without impacting your original documents. With a simple right-click option, you can upload new content or update existing posts, ensuring your blog stays current with minimal effort. The plugin intelligently handles renaming, automatically updating titles on Cnblogs when changes are made in Obsidian. This integration enhances the blogging experience, making it easier to share your insights while maintaining the convenience of Markdown formatting.

The Unearthed Obsidian Plugin (Kindle Sync) offers a convenient way to bring your Kindle highlights and notes directly into Obsidian. By syncing with the Unearthed.app service, this plugin allows users to easily capture insights from their Kindle reading and access them in Obsidian, along with options for Notion and Capacities. A standout feature is the Daily Reflection, which presents a selected highlight, quote, book details, and your notes each day, keeping your readings fresh in mind. Setup is straightforward—create an account on Unearthed, sync Kindle data through a browser extension, and add an API key in Obsidian. You can set it to auto-sync or initiate manual syncs, making it flexible for different workflows. This plugin is open source, inviting community contributions for future improvements.

The Obsidian Random Retrieval Plugin is perfect for anyone who loves rediscovering forgotten ideas tucked away in their notes. Exclusively available on macOS for now, this plugin combines the thrill of a random note feature with the precision of a smart retrieval tool. Instead of pulling up a completely random note, the plugin uses a local language model to suggest notes that feel relevant but still have that "hidden gem" allure. It’s like a guided treasure hunt in your vault—ideal for sparking new ideas or connecting old ones. By default, the plugin opens three relevant notes, and you can adjust the settings to match your discovery style. Simply activate the plugin, keep the terminal window open, and enjoy a fresh way to explore your notes!

The Session Notes plugin for Obsidian is designed to streamline your note-taking by introducing two types of notes that cater to temporary or session-specific information. With Temporary Notes, you can create quick notes that are automatically discarded when you move away from them, perfect for jotting down fleeting thoughts. On the other hand, Session Notes provide a persistent note that lasts through your current Obsidian session and is deleted once the app is closed, making it ideal for session-based tasks or research. The plugin also lets you customize hotkeys, so you can create and manage these notes efficiently. Whether you're organizing quick ideas or tracking session-specific progress, Session Notes brings enhanced flexibility to your Obsidian workflow.

The Arweave Uploader plugin for Obsidian offers a unique way to store notes permanently on the decentralized Arweave network. By converting your Markdown notes to HTML and uploading them along with embedded images, this plugin lets users preserve their content on a blockchain-based storage system that doesn’t rely on traditional cloud services. With an easy-to-use interface, users can estimate storage costs, verify wallet balances, and get a shareable link for each upload. While the plugin currently only supports images as attachments and doesn’t encrypt notes, it’s a great option for users who want reliable, permanent storage for non-sensitive information.

The Obsidian Vault Review plugin is designed to help users manage and review their notes more effectively, especially in large vaults. It creates a snapshot of your vault, allowing you to mark all notes as "to review" and then go through them one by one in random order. As you review, you can choose to mark a note as "reviewed" or delete it, helping you stay organized and declutter your vault. The plugin also offers progress statistics to track your review journey. While currently limited to .md files, future updates are planned to expand its compatibility. If you're looking for a structured way to revisit your notes and clear out outdated or unnecessary ones, this plugin could be a game-changer for maintaining a tidy vault.

Subdivider converts your notes into nested folders, automatically creating separate files for each subheading.

The My Anime List Text Exporter plugin allows Obsidian users to effortlessly export their anime lists into customizable notes within their vault. With this plugin, you can easily create a page for each anime in your list, complete with tags, synopses, and even links to the anime's corresponding page. The plugin also enables you to add characters from each anime to separate pages, creating a comprehensive and organized library of anime-related content. Overall, this plugin is a must-have for any Obsidian user who wants to streamline their anime collection and enjoy easy access to their favorite shows.

The Are.na unofficial plugin is a game-changer for digital content curators and researchers. This innovative tool allows you to seamlessly integrate Are.na's note-taking capabilities with your Obsidian workflow, streamlining your research process like never before. With this plugin, you can effortlessly import notes from Are.na into Obsidian, creating a robust knowledge base that's easily accessible and highly customizable. Perfect for those who thrive on discovering connections between ideas, this plugin is an excellent addition to any researcher or writer's toolkit.

The Create Note in Folder plugin allows you to create a new note within a specific folder based on your preferences. You can set the filename and template, which can include the folder name or date. The title of the note will be incremented if a file with the same name already exists.

The DocBase (Unofficial) plugin allows users to easily manage and organize their Obsidian notes by categorizing them into a hierarchical structure. This plugin provides a intuitive interface for creating, editing and managing these categories, making it easy to keep track of your notes and focus on what's important. With DocBase, you can quickly find specific notes or sections within your vault by browsing through the categorized hierarchy.

An unobtrusive Obsidian plugin that quietly processes equations and patterns in real time

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obsidian.md plugin to grab data from public movie Databases and make them into a note that can be used with dataview querries

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Bulk export Markdown filtered, renamed and sorted by front matter metadata into a new structure.

The Daily Prompt plugin! This new addition to the Obsidian family is designed to help you stay on top of your daily tasks and reminders. With this plugin, you can create customizable prompts that will appear at specific times or dates, ensuring you never forget important deadlines or appointments. The plugin also allows you to set recurring reminders, making it easy to keep track of repetitive tasks. Whether you're a busy professional or a student trying to stay organized, the Daily Prompt plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to streamline their daily routine.

An Obsidian plugin that ensures each note occupies only one tab. If a note is already open, its existing tab will be focussed instead of opening the same file in the current tab.

The Old Note Admonitor plugin is designed to take the hassle out of tracking notes and ads in your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can easily monitor which notes are getting the most views and clicks on your ads, giving you valuable insights into what resonates with your audience. By providing a clear overview of your note's performance, Old Note Admonitor helps you optimize your content strategy and improve engagement. Whether you're a seasoned Obsidian user or just starting out, this plugin is sure to become an indispensable tool in your workflow.

The Note Refactor plugin for Obsidian provides various features to streamline your note-taking workflow. With this plugin, you can extract specific sections of notes into new files, normalize heading levels, and customize file names with date and time formats. You can also include the first line of the selected text as a heading in the new note. Additionally, the plugin allows for transclusion by default and provides customizable templates for note links and refactored content. With its robust feature set, Note Refactor helps you create organized and easily searchable notes.

A simple Obsidian plugin to strip internal links from files

A barcode generator for obsidian.

The Open Related URL plugin is a simple yet powerful tool that helps you streamline your website's user experience. With this plugin, you can automatically open related URLs when users click on specific links or buttons on your site. This feature is particularly useful for e-commerce sites where customers often need to access additional product information or complete a purchase. The plugin also allows you to customize the behavior of the related URLs, giving you more control over how they are displayed and interacted with. Overall, this plugin is a great way to enhance the user experience on your Obsidian site and keep users engaged for longer periods of time.

Helper to collect highlight in Obsidian

Unlock powerful tag editing features in Reading Mode. Add, remove and edit tags across your vault. Use tag inboxes to level up any workflow with a powerful idea assembly line.

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The Quick Notes plugin is designed to streamline your note-taking process and make linking easier. One of its key features, "Find Possible Aliases", allows you to identify all instances of a current file's name and convert them into links with ease. Additionally, the "Solidify Links" feature ensures that even if you rename a note, its display names will remain unchanged. The plugin also offers two silent creation options: one for creating a new note without panning over to it, and another that allows you to specify a different name for the new note. Finally, the "Link to Note as Alias" feature enables you to link a display name to an alias with ease. Overall, this plugin aims to accelerate your note-taking process by providing quick and efficient ways to create links and manage aliases in Obsidian.

The Note Splitter plugin for Obsidian.md allows users to split a single note into multiple notes based on a designated delimiter. This feature can be particularly useful when dealing with large amounts of content, such as articles or documents, that need to be organized and structured. With Note Splitter, you can easily divide your notes into smaller, more manageable chunks while retaining the original formatting and structure.

Obsidian.md plugin to sync highlights/notes from koreader

The Note Aliases plugin is a game-changer for users who rely heavily on Obsidian's note-taking capabilities. This plugin allows you to assign custom aliases to your notes, making it easier to quickly find and access specific notes within your library. With Note Aliases, you can create shortcuts to frequently used notes or hide complex note paths behind simple, intuitive labels. This feature streamlines your workflow, saving you time and reducing mental clutter as you navigate through your vast collection of notes.

The Voice plugin for Obsidian takes your note-taking experience to a new level by allowing you to listen to your written content hands-free. With advanced text-to-speech technology, this plugin seamlessly converts your notes into natural-sounding human speech. You can customize the reading speed and choose from 18 languages to suit your preferences. The plugin also allows you to rewind or fast-forward through your content, making it easy to navigate and focus on specific information. Additionally, you can select specific sections of text to hear, giving you control over what you want to listen to. With a range of voice options and AWS Polly support, the Voice plugin offers a high-quality and engaging audio experience within Obsidian.

The Periodic Notes plugin is a useful addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, allowing users to create and manage weekly and monthly notes. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your progress over time by creating notes that span across weeks or months. The plugin provides intuitive commands for opening, navigating, and managing these notes, making it easy to stay organized. Additionally, the plugin integrates seamlessly with the Calendar plugin, allowing you to visualize your weekly and monthly notes on a calendar view. With customizable settings and template tags, you can tailor your note-taking experience to fit your needs.

The Widgets plugin brings a new level of customization and functionality to your Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can add various widgets to your notes, such as clocks, quotes, countdowns, and counters. These widgets are easily configurable using code blocks with the `widgets` language, allowing you to tailor them to your needs. For example, you can add a clock that displays time in 12-hour or 24-hour format, or a quote with an optional author attribution. The plugin also comes with a command to open a widget view, allowing you to keep your widgets always visible on your workspace. Whether you're looking for a fun way to add some flair to your notes or a practical tool to help you stay organized, the Widgets plugin has something to offer.

The Protected Note plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for users who want to keep their notes private. With this plugin, you can set a password of your choice and hide your notes from prying eyes. Imagine being able to store sensitive information or personal thoughts without worrying about others accessing them. The plugin also offers encryption options, allowing you to secure all your .md files with AES cipher. Additionally, the auto-lock feature ensures that Obsidian will block access if you're not actively using it.

The Auto Note Mover plugin is a powerful tool that helps you organize your Obsidian notes by automatically moving them to their respective folders based on custom rules. With Auto Note Mover, you can set up triggers for automatic note movement when creating, editing, or renaming notes, and even activate the trigger with a command. The plugin also allows you to create manual triggers and move notes to specific folders using JavaScript regular expressions. Additionally, it provides features such as warning messages for duplicate notes and troubleshooting tips for common issues. Overall, Auto Note Mover is an excellent plugin for anyone looking to streamline their note-taking process and keep their Obsidian vault organized.

The Apple Books - Import Highlights plugin is a game-changer for book lovers who use Apple Books to store their highlights. This plugin allows you to import those highlights into Obsidian, making it easy to organize and connect your notes across multiple platforms. With its fast and customizable importing feature, you can quickly get your highlights organized in no time. The plugin also offers reliable backup options and is compatible with Dataview queries, giving you endless possibilities for analyzing and visualizing your reading data. Whether you're a casual reader or an avid bookworm, this plugin is sure to delight!

Random notes from search on the Obsidian canvas

A plugin that tries to solve all the trivial problems most people usually encountered in obsidian. 旨在解决大多数人在Obsidian中遇到的所有琐碎问题

The New Note Content Pusher plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to automate the process of creating new notes with pre-filled content. With this plugin, you can link to a non-existent file using a specific syntax and then run a command to create the file and add the desired content without leaving your current note. You can also customize the plugin's behavior by adding inline settings, such as appending or prepending content to existing files, or setting automatic push mode to trigger note creation on new lines. This plugin is perfect for users who want to streamline their note-taking process and save time by automating repetitive tasks.

The Live Variables plugin for Obsidian brings a powerful tool to manage and reuse data across your notes. With this plugin, you can define variables in the note's properties and have them automatically updated throughout the note when changed. This feature allows for seamless integration with your existing workflow, reducing manual updates for repetitive information and saving time. The plugin also enables cross-note variable reuse, making it easy to access and reuse variables from other notes within your vault. With its user-friendly interface and intuitive setup, you can start using this plugin right away to boost your productivity and streamline your note-taking experience.

The From Template plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely on creating new notes from existing templates. This innovative tool allows you to define custom templates that can be easily accessed and populated with content, saving you time and effort in the note-taking process. With this plugin, you can create reusable templates for frequently used formats, such as meeting notes or project summaries, and quickly generate new notes based on those templates. Say goodbye to tedious formatting and hello to increased productivity!

Another week, another exciting release of Obsidian plugins! This week's release is Note Chain 1.0.7, which includes some bug fixes and new features. New Features: * `Move current file to another folder`: Move the current note to a different folder. * `Open prev/next note`: Open the previous or next note in the chain. Bug Fixes: * Fixed an issue where notes were not being displayed correctly in the chain. * Improved performance when opening large numbers of notes. How to Install: You can install Note Chain from the Obsidian plugin community or manually by downloading the files and following the installation instructions. Note: This release is a minor update, so you may want to wait until the next major release before upgrading if you are using an older version of Obsidian. Overall, this release brings some nice improvements and fixes to Note Chain. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

The OZ Calendar plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to visualize their notes on a calendar. With this plugin, you can easily view your notes by date using any YAML key or file name with a custom date value. The plugin offers two configuration options: YAML and File Name. In the YAML option, you define the key and date format used in your YAML files. For the File Name option, you adjust the default date format to match the naming convention of your files. This plugin also allows you to create new notes with a single click from the calendar view or using keyboard shortcuts. With its intuitive design and customizable settings, the OZ Calendar plugin is an excellent tool for organizing and navigating your Obsidian notes.

The Title Renamer plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who prefer to keep their inline titles synced with their file names. This plugin automatically updates the first H1 heading in your note to reflect any changes you make to the file name, making it easy to maintain consistency across all your notes. Whether you're working on a complex project or simply organizing your personal knowledge base, this plugin saves you time and effort by keeping your titles in sync with your files.

An Obsidian Plugin for seeing daily and weekly notes from this day in years past.

Contextual note templating with value input prompts configured in frontmatter.

The Timeline View plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to visualize their notes in a unique way. With this plugin, you can order your notes based on custom properties such as dates, progress, or numerical data, creating an interactive graphical timeline or number line. The plugin offers several key features that make it easy to explore and manage your notes, including quick note creation, drag-and-drop reordering, filtering, and grouping with colors. You can also link the timeline view to another tab for seamless navigation. Overall, this plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to add an extra dimension to their Obsidian workflow.

The Podcast Note plugin is a convenient way to take notes on your favorite podcasts. With just one URL, you can access the title, image, and description of the podcast. You can customize the note's appearance using a template that supports placeholders for metadata like episode titles, images, and dates. The plugin also allows you to add new podcast notes from selected text or individual URLs. Additionally, it supports various podcast services including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more.

Obsidian Plug-in to automatically create a set of questions/answers on your notes !

The Quick note plugin allows users to create new notes quickly and easily, without interrupting their workflow. With this plugin, you can summon a floating Obsidian window by right-clicking on the app icon or using a custom command. This feature is perfect for jotting down ideas, saving references, or capturing fleeting thoughts. The plugin also offers customization options, such as changing the quick note title to suit your preferences. Although there are some known issues and pending features, the Quick Note plugin provides a convenient and efficient way to create new notes in Obsidian, making it an ideal addition to your workflow.

The Recipe view plugin is a game-changer for foodies and home cooks who keep their recipes in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can store your recipes as regular notes in markdown format and then view them as interactive recipe cards when it's time to cook. The plugin seamlessly integrates with your existing vault, allowing you to use all the features you love while cooking. You can easily scale quantities, split recipes into columns, and even make ingredient lists cross-out-able. Plus, you can highlight steps and keep track of where you're up to in the recipe. Whether you're on a phone, tablet, or laptop, this plugin makes cooking a breeze.

A plugin for transforming your bullet into note.

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The Power Search plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their note-taking process. This plugin allows you to search your notes in real-time as you type, linking similar ideas together and preventing redundancy. With Power Search, you can effortlessly maintain your notes by updating them on the fly. Additionally, the plugin indexes both Obsidian and Anki notes, providing a comprehensive search experience. The setup is straightforward, with automatic indexing and customizable debounce refresh timeouts. Once activated, the plugin works seamlessly in the background, making it easy to find related information as you type.

The Pinned Notes plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently access the same notes. With this plugin, you can pin your most often used notes to the Ribbon actions, making them easily accessible at all times. Simply navigate to the Settings screen, add a row with the note's name, path, and icon (optional), and click save. You can also delete or update pinned notes as needed. This plugin is perfect for those who use Obsidian as a central hub for their knowledge management system, and want to streamline their workflow by having their most important notes always within reach.

Attachment folder name binding note name, automatically rename, automatically delete, show/hide.

The External Link Helper plugin is a simple yet powerful tool that makes it easy to enhance your Obsidian pages with clickable external links. With this plugin, you can quickly convert plain text URLs into clickable links, making it easier for readers to access the resources you mention in your notes. The plugin also allows you to customize the appearance of the links, so you can tailor them to fit your writing style. Whether you're sharing resources or referencing online articles, the External Link Helper plugin helps keep your Obsidian pages organized and readable.

The Daily Summary Plugin for Obsidian is a handy tool for users looking to wrap up their day efficiently. It scans through notes created on the current day and uses a language model to generate a concise, intelligent summary. This can be a lifesaver for those juggling multiple notes, allowing you to quickly reflect on your day's work without manually sifting through content. The plugin is highly customizable—you can set your API key, define an endpoint, and choose where the generated reports are saved. Generating a summary is as simple as a command palette action, making it accessible and seamless. With its automatic note detection and robust error logging, this plugin is perfect for users seeking an organized and automated way to keep track of their daily highlights.

The Daily Random Note plugin for Obsidian is a great tool for revisiting your past notes in a fun and productive way. It allows you to configure "Random Instances" that pull random files from specific folders or filtered by tags. You can set the plugin to display a random note at a set time each day, helping you revisit old ideas or refresh your memory without actively searching for them. If you don’t want the daily feature, you can easily trigger the plugin at any time via the ribbon icon. This is perfect for people who want to get more out of their note-taking by re-engaging with their old content in a non-intrusive way.

The Beautiful Contact Cards plugin for Obsidian transforms your plain-text contact details into visually appealing, interactive cards within your notes. By using a simple `contact` code block, you can effortlessly organize and display essential information like names, birthdays (with calculated age), phone numbers (with call and message links), emails, Instagram handles, and Discord IDs. The plugin supports flexible formatting, allowing lists, multiple entries, and customization of display preferences through the plugin settings. Whether you’re managing professional contacts or personal networks, this plugin provides a clean, efficient way to store and access contact data directly within your Obsidian workspace.

The Instant Above Divider plugin offers a simple yet effective way to enhance note organization in Obsidian. With a single command or hotkey, it instantly inserts a divider line (`---`) at the top of your note, creating a clear visual separation. This is particularly useful for users who prefer structuring their notes with a dedicated header section or who frequently format their notes for readability. The plugin streamlines the process by automatically moving the cursor to the top after inserting the divider, saving you time and effort. Easy to set up and use, it’s a practical tool for anyone looking to improve their workflow and keep notes visually organized. Ideal for users who value clean, structured layouts in their vaults.

The Colorful Note Borders plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for note-taking organization and visual appeal. This plugin allows you to add colorful borders around your notes based on custom rules, making it easy to categorize and recognize them. With two types of rules - folder location and frontmatter metadata - you can tailor the border colors to fit your specific needs. The settings page is user-friendly, allowing you to dynamically configure your color rules with ease.

The Quick File Name plugin is a simple yet innovative tool that allows you to generate notes with randomly assigned file names. With just one click, the plugin creates a new note with a unique name, eliminating the need for manual naming or searching through existing files. The plugin also provides customization options, enabling you to adjust the length and character types of the generated names. Whether you're working on a project or organizing your notes, Quick File Name is a convenient solution that saves time and promotes efficiency.

The 2Hop Links plugin introduces a unique way to explore connections in your Obsidian vault by displaying links two steps away from the current note. Positioned conveniently below the markdown editor, these second-order links allow users to uncover hidden relationships between notes, fostering a more dynamic and insightful navigation experience. With support for both editing and preview modes, the plugin ensures a seamless workflow while exploring your digital garden. It also offers customizable commands to toggle the feature on or off as needed, giving users flexibility and control over their note-linking journey.

The Note Companion Folder plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to keep their note attachments organized. This plugin allows you to manage a separate folder of attachments for each note, keeping them separate and easily accessible. With two modes to choose from, you can either store the companion folders next to the notes or in a subpath within your vault. The plugin provides multiple ways to reveal a companion folder, including a ribbon icon, command, context action, and file action. If a companion folder doesn't exist for a note, it will be created upon invocation of one of these commands or actions. This plugin is perfect for those who need to keep their notes organized and easily accessible.

🟣 Quickly make a copy or snapshot of a note in Obsidian.

The Custom Note Width plugin allows users to fine-tune their note-taking experience in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can adjust the width of individual notes to suit your writing style and preferences. This means you can have a wider view for detailed notes or narrower views for focused notes. The plugin also supports different widths for different types of notes, giving you ultimate control over your note layout. Say goodbye to cluttered or cramped notes and hello to a more organized and efficient note-taking experience.

The Folder Note plugin transforms your Obsidian vault into a hierarchical note system by allowing you to attach notes to folders. It provides a customizable template for generating initial content, which can include a brief overview of the folder. This feature is particularly useful when creating collection notes or organizing your research papers. The plugin also supports real-time rendering of folder overviews using the `ccard` code block, making it easy to visualize your note structure. With its flexible settings and intuitive interface, the Folder Note plugin helps you to create a more organized and efficient note-taking system.

The Easy Bake plugin is designed to make content creation a breeze for Obsidian users. This innovative tool allows you to transform your notes into engaging articles and blog posts with minimal effort. With its intuitive interface, you can quickly organize your thoughts, add visuals, and structure your content in a logical flow. The result is a polished piece of writing that reads like it was written by a professional. Whether you're a blogger, writer, or simply looking to share your knowledge with others, Easy Bake streamlines the process, helping you focus on what matters most - sharing your ideas with the world.

Create commands from custom queries to open random notes

The Smart Random Note plugin enhances the functionality of Obsidian's built-in random note feature, allowing users to open random notes with greater control. With four commands available, users can open a random note from search results, insert a link to a random note at the cursor position, or open a random note tagged with a specific tag. The plugin also offers settings for customizing its behavior, such as opening the random note in the active leaf or a new leaf. Overall, this plugin provides a more flexible and powerful way to discover and explore notes in Obsidian.

The Wikipedia plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently find themselves looking up information on Wikipedia while taking notes. This plugin allows you to easily integrate Wikipedia content into your active note, streamlining your research process. With two simple commands, you can fetch the first section of Wikipedia based on your note's title or a custom search term. The plugin also comes with customizable settings, enabling you to tailor the output to suit your needs. Whether you're writing an article, creating a knowledge base, or simply want to quickly access relevant information, the Wikipedia plugin is an invaluable tool for Obsidian users.

The Source Code Note plugin is a game-changer for developers who work with code in their Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can effortlessly parse your code blocks and visualize method call links as graphs, making it easy to navigate complex codebases. By adding specific keywords to your code comments, such as @class, @function, and @call, the plugin will automatically generate a graph of related methods, allowing you to quickly identify dependencies and relationships between different parts of your code. This feature is especially useful for large-scale projects or when collaborating with others on complex software development tasks.

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