The Remember cursor position plugin is a game-changer for users who frequently switch between notes, links, or sections within their Obsidian notes. This plugin saves the cursor position, scroll location, and text selection for each note, allowing you to pick up right where you left off. Whether you're working on a complex note, navigating through a long article, or exploring a knowledge graph, this plugin ensures that your progress is preserved even when you switch between notes or restart Obsidian.
The Mermaid Popup plugin is a convenient addition to Obsidian, allowing you to display diagrams from various formats such as Mermaid, PlantUML, and Graphviz in a zoomable and draggable popup. With this plugin, you can easily view and interact with your diagrams without taking up too much space on the page. The popup is accessible through a customizable hotkey or by clicking an open button at the top of the screen. You can then use your mouse, touch gestures, or UI buttons to zoom in/out, drag the diagram around, and even close it when you're done.
The Advanced Copy plugin enhances the copying capabilities within Obsidian by allowing users to transform copied text using customizable templates. It supports various Markdown elements and variables such as headings, file names, and dates, which can be organized into profiles for different use cases. Users can create profiles to copy content in different formats, such as HTML for web use or with references for academic purposes.
The Google Photos plugin allows Obsidian users to seamlessly embed and interact with images from their Google Photos library. It saves low-resolution thumbnails locally while linking to the full-resolution images online. The plugin can filter photos by date, based on the note title or a specific query, making it ideal for integrating daily note workflows or creating galleries. Users can customize the markdown format for embedded images and even insert albums or galleries using command palette options and codeblocks. While designed for desktop, it supports mobile usage with synced settings. The plugin also provides flexibility for styling and advanced queries via Google Photos API, enabling tailored use cases for photo management within Obsidian.
The Smart Vault Visualizer plugin gives users an immersive, graphical interface to explore and manage conceptual clusters across their entire Obsidian vault. Instead of focusing on local note connections, this plugin maps every defined cluster into an interactive visual space using physics-based layouts. Clusters and their member notes are rendered as interconnected nodes that can be pinned, filtered, and reorganized with ease. Users can dynamically adjust link strength thresholds, manage cluster composition, and highlight relational paths through multi-select and box selection tools. The visualization supports zooming, hovering, and direct editing of cluster memberships, making it easier to understand the structure of your vault at a glance.
The Create Note in Folder plugin allows you to create a new note within a specific folder based on your preferences. You can set the filename and template, which can include the folder name or date. The title of the note will be incremented if a file with the same name already exists.
The GitHub Embeds plugin enables seamless integration of GitHub content directly into Obsidian notes. It automatically generates previews for GitHub issues, pull requests, and file snippets when their links are added in reader mode. Users can embed file snippets with specific line ranges or view metadata for issues and PRs. Authentication is required via a personal access token to interact with GitHub's API, supporting both public and private repositories. This plugin enhances note-taking by bringing GitHub context into Obsidian, improving productivity for developers and project collaborators.
The Inbox Organiser plugin streamlines the organization of new notes in your Obsidian vault by automatically collecting unorganized files into a designated inbox folder. It provides a user-friendly interface for moving files from the inbox to other folders within the vault, ensuring that your workspace remains tidy. Additionally, the plugin offers configurable periodic reminders to prompt users to clear their inbox, enhancing note management efficiency. With its automation and easy-to-use interface, this tool is ideal for maintaining an organized vault structure.
The YTranscript plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently watch YouTube videos and take notes. With this plugin, you can easily extract transcripts from selected YouTube links and view them in a side window with timestamped markers. You can customize the frequency of timestamps and even copy all text or drag-and-drop lines to add to your notes. The plugin also allows you to click on timestamps to jump to specific points in the video, making it a powerful tool for note-taking and research.
The ArchWiki Reader plugin allows users to access ArchWiki pages directly within Obsidian. Users can search for and download ArchWiki pages as Markdown files, which are then opened in a new tab for easy reference and editing. The plugin also fetches a categorized list of all available ArchWiki pages to provide suggestions during searches, enhancing navigation and usability. This tool is ideal for those who frequently reference ArchWiki for technical knowledge and want seamless integration with their note-taking workflow.