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  • 1.
    7 days ago by David Barnett
    Score: 49/100
    Category: Coding & Technical Tools
    The GH Links Shortener plugin automatically formats pasted GitHub URLs into clean, readable reference links. When you paste a link to a repository, issue, or pull request, it detects the pattern and replaces the full URL with a concise identifier like `user/repo#issue-number`, keeping notes tidy and easier to scan. It works silently in the background without altering other pasted text or non-GitHub links.
  • 2.
    MrDoc
    Plugin
    9 days ago by zmister
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    Score: 30/100
    Category: 3rd Party Integrations
    The MrDoc Sync plugin connects your local vault with the self-hosted MrDoc knowledge base, enabling seamless two-way synchronization between local markdown files and online documents. It keeps vaults and MrDoc collections in sync, automatically managing file creation, renaming, modification, and deletion while maintaining accurate mapping relationships. Users can manually or automatically push updates to MrDoc, pull remote changes, or enable real-time synchronization for instant updates. The plugin also handles image uploads, automatically transferring pasted or dragged images to MrDoc and updating the file links.
  • 3.
    9 days ago by vsme
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    Score: 50/100
    The Card Viewer plugin creates elegant, information-rich card layouts for movies, TV shows, books, and music directly within your notes. Each card displays structured metadata like title, release date, rating, genre, and cover image in a clean visual format. It supports image previews in grid view with lightbox functionality and can also render HTML code blocks for interactive content. Ratings, durations, and layouts are automatically formatted for consistency, while book cards can include publisher, author, and ISBN details.
  • 4.
    9 days ago by Chris Kephart
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    Score: 50/100
    The Mobile Sidebar Notes plugin lets you open notes or create new tabs directly within the sidebar on mobile, bringing desktop-style multitasking to smaller screens. It supports all editor types, including canvas, while keeping full editing functionality intact. You can configure commands to open specific notes instantly, use autocomplete for note paths, and prevent duplicate tabs for the same note. Tabs remain pinned or persistent between sessions, allowing smoother navigation for reading and editing multiple notes at once.