The Emacs Text Editor plugin brings Emacs-like keybindings to Obsidian, allowing users familiar with Emacs to seamlessly edit text within the app. It provides basic text editing commands such as cursor movement, deleting or killing text, and navigating paragraphs or lines, designed to make the transition smoother for Emacs users. While it does not fully replicate Emacs or integrate elisp functionality, it enables key commands like 'Ctrl + b' for moving the cursor back and 'Alt + w' for copying text. Users can also configure their own keybindings and avoid conflicts with other shortcuts through additional plugins.

The InlineAI plugin integrates AI-powered writing assistance directly into Obsidian, enabling users to generate, refine, and transform text with ease. It provides context-aware suggestions, summarization, and rewriting features through customizable prompts. The plugin supports various AI models, including OpenAI and local alternatives, ensuring flexibility and privacy-conscious workflows. Users can visualize AI-generated changes with inline diff markers and accept or discard suggestions seamlessly. Hotkey-based activation allows quick interaction, making AI-assisted writing more efficient. With customizable prompts and integration with multiple AI providers, InlineAI enhances both creative and technical writing within Obsidian.

The Keyshots plugin enhances Obsidian by introducing powerful hotkey commands inspired by popular IDEs such as Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs. It provides functionality like moving lines up or down, duplicating lines or selections, transforming text case, sorting lines, inserting callouts, and toggling editor features such as line numbers and readable line length. The plugin also includes advanced features like multi-caret editing, double-key commands, and regex-based search and replace. With customizable hotkey presets for various IDEs, it caters to diverse workflows and improves text editing efficiency within Obsidian.

The Advanced Cursors plugin enhances Obsidian's text editing capabilities with advanced cursor manipulation features. It allows users to move, copy, and select text instances using multi-cursor commands similar to popular code editors like VS Code. Users can move to or select the next or previous occurrence of a selected word, copy lines up or down, and insert incrementing values at each cursor position. The plugin also includes a powerful regex-based search feature to place cursors at specific locations within the text. Additionally, users can save custom search queries for easy reuse. These features streamline text navigation, editing, and formatting, making it ideal for those who frequently work with large notes, technical writing, or code-like documents in Obsidian.

The Go to Line plugin enhances Obsidian by allowing users to quickly navigate to specific lines and characters within notes. It offers commands to go to a particular line, go to a line using clipboard contents, and copy cursor line numbers. Users can enter a line number or specify both line and column in a customizable format. The plugin also supports multiple cursors, allowing for efficient navigation across different locations in a note. These features can be accessed through the command palette or assigned hotkeys, making it a convenient tool for users who work with large notes or require precise navigation.

The Find & Replace in Selection plugin enhances text editing in Obsidian by enabling users to find and replace text within a selected range of content. It simplifies bulk text modifications by allowing users to input the text to be replaced, the replacement text, and execute changes with a single action. The plugin also supports line breaks using the '\n' notation, making it particularly useful for structured text editing and formatting tasks.

The Multi-line Formatting plugin for Obsidian allows users to apply formatting across entire selections of text, even if the selection spans multiple lines. The plugin offers customizable formatting styles, enabling users to apply different types of formatting in bulk, including bold, italics, and highlights. Users can define left and right formatting styles, skip headings, and toggle settings for formatting words when no text is selected. It also supports hotkeys for convenience. Although still in early stages, the plugin offers an easy way to format large text selections without the need to manually apply formatting line by line, improving workflow efficiency for users who deal with extensive note-taking.