The Quote of the Day plugin enables Obsidian users to insert random inspirational or famous quotes into their notes in Markdown format. Leveraging the Quotable API, it provides users with a seamless way to enhance their content with meaningful quotes. The plugin supports customizable templates and formatting options, allowing users to display quotes and tags in their preferred style. Additionally, it includes hotkeys for quick insertion of either random quotes or tag-based quotes, making it convenient for daily inspiration or thematic note-taking. This plugin is ideal for users seeking to add motivational or thematic content to their notes effortlessly.

The MathLinks plugin allows Obsidian users to integrate MathJax equations into their note links, providing enhanced visualization and readability. By assigning MathJax expressions to note links through YAML frontmatter, users can render these equations dynamically in live-preview, reading mode, and canvases. The plugin supports customization with templates for automated link generation, compatibility with Dataview and Extended MathJax, and rendering for block and heading links. MathLinks also includes settings for exclusions and preferences for source mode rendering, making it a powerful tool for managing math-rich content.

The Workbooks plugin allows users to create and manage tabular data directly within Obsidian. It supports embedding and editing spreadsheets in various formats, including XLSX, XLS, and CSV, either stored directly in a note or linked to an external file. Users can customize properties like dimensions, rows, columns, font sizes, and autosave options through code block parameters. The plugin provides seamless saving and editing capabilities, preserving formatting when stored within notes, and offering compatibility with external file formats. It is ideal for those who want spreadsheet functionality integrated into their note-taking workflow.

The Type Chinese Like English plugin simplifies the process of typing Chinese and Mathjax/LaTeX formulas in Obsidian without frequently switching input methods. Users can input pinyin directly in English mode and have it converted into Chinese characters or mathematical expressions seamlessly. This is especially useful for those using full-pinyin input methods or needing quick, accurate math notation without mastering LaTeX syntax. The plugin supports mixed English and pinyin input for enhanced versatility and allows customization of APIs and model selection to improve conversion accuracy.

The Link Formatter plugin allows users to cleanly format multiple raw links into an organized markdown list within Obsidian. Ideal for users who paste links from external sources like browsers or bookmarks, the plugin transforms scattered URLs into a structured unordered list. This feature simplifies the process of curating link collections, making notes more readable and visually appealing. Users can trigger the link formatting process directly from the command palette or assign a custom hotkey for quick access. The plugin streamlines link management, helping users maintain clean, well-organized notes with minimal effort.