The No more flickering inline math plugin resolves the issue of flickering inline math equations in Obsidian by seamlessly adding and hiding braces during editing. This ensures smooth and distraction-free rendering of math content without altering the note structure. It is compatible with math-focused plugins like LaTeX Suite and offers debugging options to monitor its behavior. Ideal for users working with extensive inline math equations, this plugin enhances readability and usability during note editing.

The Kroki plugin allows you to render diagrams in Obsidian, using the Kroki server or a custom one. With this plugin, you can easily include various diagram types such as sequence diagrams, flowcharts, and more into your notes. To use it, simply create a fenced code block with the diagram type specified as the language, and add your diagram code inside. The plugin supports multiple diagram types and allows for customization through options.

The Typst Renderer plugin enables users to render `typst` code blocks and math blocks into images directly within Obsidian. Using WebAssembly for rendering, the plugin supports Typst’s syntax and integrates preamble features to style and format the output consistently. Users can customize how `typst` code and math blocks are displayed by defining shared, math-specific, or code-specific preambles. The plugin also allows for importing packages from Typst’s namespaces, with options to download and manage missing packages. While Typst currently exports only PNGs, SVGs, and PDFs, this plugin provides tools to work around scaling and rendering issues. It is designed for advanced users who require visually enhanced mathematical or typographic outputs in their notes.

The Universal renderer plugin provides a flexible framework for rendering custom content within Obsidian, expanding the application's capabilities to support a wide range of visualization or formatting needs. It allows users to seamlessly integrate various types of data or content into their notes, leveraging advanced rendering techniques. With its broad applicability, this plugin is ideal for users looking to enhance their note-taking experience with customized visuals or interactive elements.

The SwiftLaTeX Render plugin provides seamless rendering of LaTeX code blocks within Obsidian, enabling users to generate PDF or SVG outputs directly from their notes. By supporting the `latex` and `latexsvg` code block types, it allows easy creation of complex mathematical documents and diagrams. Users can customize their experience with options such as adjusting the player mode, visibility of progress bars, and timestamp formatting. The plugin uses the SwiftLaTeX wasm compiler and offers caching for generated files and packages, improving performance. While it does not yet support mobile devices, it enhances the Obsidian experience for those working with LaTeX content, especially in academic and technical note-taking.