Obsidian plugins with #rss-feeds#

The RSS Dashboard plugin transforms your vault into a comprehensive feed reader supporting RSS, Atom, JSON feeds, YouTube channels and podcasts. Browse articles in a clean reader view, save them as markdown files with customizable templates and organize feeds into folders with tags. The plugin includes a curated Discover page with hand picked feeds across categories. YouTube videos play embedded, podcasts have an integrated audio player and articles convert to markdown automatically. OPML import/export lets you manage subscriptions easily. Auto refresh keeps content current, while filtering and sorting help you navigate large feed collections.

The Social Archiver plugin saves social media posts, web pages, newsletters and podcasts into a private archive library that can also write Markdown notes into your vault. It supports single post archiving, profile crawls and subscriptions across a wide list of platforms, then keeps archive state, tags, highlights, notes and delete actions aligned with the service where supported. The plugin also adds timeline browsing, media gallery views, full text search and optional web sharing for archived posts. Its desktop features extend this with podcast transcription and local AI comments through external CLI tools. It requires a Social Archiver account and Obsidian must stay open when the plugin writes Markdown files into the vault.

The Simple RSS plugin allows Obsidian users to seamlessly pull and organize RSS feeds into their vaults. It supports custom templates and formatting using Mustache, enabling tailored note titles and content. Users can add and configure multiple feeds, set default folders for notes, and even customize specific RSS field types for advanced use cases. The plugin offers automatic note pulling at configurable intervals, making it an efficient tool for aggregating and managing external content within Obsidian.

The Letterboxd Diary RSS Sync plugin enables Obsidian users to synchronize their Letterboxd movie diary into a dedicated note. By using public RSS feeds, it retrieves and merges the most recent 50 entries into a bulleted list within a file named `Letterboxd Diary.md`. Each entry includes the movie title, rating, and a backlink to the viewing date, allowing users to easily track and reference the films they've watched over time. This plugin is ideal for film enthusiasts looking to integrate their viewing history with their daily notes or journaling workflow in Obsidian.

The Daily News Briefing plugin creates daily news notes inside your vault by combining web retrieval with AI summarisation from services such as Gemini, Anthropic, OpenAI, Grok, Perplexity, OpenRouter and RSS. It can run on a schedule or on demand, then save the result using preset briefing formats like morning brief, market watch, research digest and company monitor. You can define custom topics, switch languages and shape the output with templates and placeholders instead of editing each note by hand. The plugin also adds a sidebar entry for quick access, keeps older briefings organised in monthly folders and includes connection testing plus cache and cleanup options to manage recurring runs.

The RSS Copyist plugin enables users to manage and archive RSS feed articles directly within Obsidian. By tagging notes with `feed`, users can set up RSS feeds, and the plugin automatically fetches and formats articles into markdown files using a customizable template. Articles are saved into organized folders for easy access and reference. The plugin uses a straightforward parsing method to extract key details such as titles, links, authors, and publication dates from RSS feeds, which are then stored as structured notes. This tool is particularly useful for consolidating and managing RSS content in a structured, markdown-friendly format.