The Copy As PlainText plugin adds a one-click way to convert your markdown content into clean, unformatted text. Whether you're stripping headings, links, tables, math blocks, or footnotes, this plugin gives you fine-grained control over what gets removed. It offers two modes: a quick regex-based Simple Mode for basic formatting, and a slower but more accurate AST-based mode that parses full GitHub-flavored markdown. You can toggle individual syntax elements like hashtags, LaTeX, YAML frontmatter, or highlight markers in the settings. Access is quick via right-click or the command palette, making it ideal for copying notes into emails, documents, or plain-text apps without markdown clutter.

The Callout Copy Buttons plugin enhances Obsidian by adding convenient copy buttons to callout blocks, allowing users to quickly copy content in either Markdown or plain text format. The plugin provides customizable settings to control button visibility and behavior, ensuring a seamless user experience. The 'Copy (Markdown)' button preserves formatting while removing callout block syntax, whereas the 'Copy (plain text)' button extracts only the displayed content.

The Todo.txt Mode plugin adds robust support for the todo.txt task format, blending plain text task management with enhanced visual and functional features. It highlights task elements such as priorities, projects, contexts, due dates, and completed status using colour-coded decorations, which can be further customised via the Style Settings plugin. Users can move completed tasks to a dedicated file and sort tasks by priority, project, context, or due date. A boundary marker can be defined to exclude parts of the file from sorting. This plugin is ideal for those who prefer the todo.txt methodology but want smoother visual feedback and better task organisation within their notes.