New Plugins (20)#

Move cursor right then left briefly on startup --> first opened note. Makes DataView expressions 'activate' automatically instead of waiting for user interaction.

Move cursor to beginning of text, considering Markdown heading characters.

Replace the default file explorer with a clean two-pane interface featuring folder tree, tag browsing, file previews, keyboard navigation, drag-and-drop, pinned notes, and customizable display options.

The URL Formatter plugin automatically converts long or complex URLs into neat, human readable Markdown links as soon as you paste them into a note. By defining your own regex patterns and output formats, you can turn cluttered links from tools like Jira, company documentation or blogs into concise references that highlight only the meaningful parts, such as ticket IDs or article slugs. This keeps your notes cleaner, improves readability and saves you from repeatedly reformatting links manually. The flexibility to apply different formatting rules for different sites means you can tailor it to your exact workflow, whether you're managing projects, documenting processes or curating reading lists.

The QuickLink plugin enhances linking workflows by introducing intelligent file suggestions, automatic scans and customizable completion rules. By default, typing `@` triggers a global search with the option to exclude specific folders, while custom rules allow different trigger symbols, folder scopes, regex patterns and tag based filtering. You can designate main folders to restrict where scans and completions apply, helping keep results focused and tidy. An auto scan feature can parse the current document and replace matching words with links, supporting both standard wikilinks and advanced URI formats tied to frontmatter fields like `uid`. Tags and folder paths have autocomplete support and multiple triggers can be defined to create structured links for people, places or other categories.

The Obsidian HTTP Link plugin solves the problem of sharing vault links across devices and platforms that do not support the native `obsidian://` scheme. Instead of generating app specific links that sometimes fail to open, it creates standard `https://` links that are recognised universally as clickable links. These links redirect properly to your vault and file as long as the recipient already has access to that vault, without exposing any sensitive information. By default, the plugin uses a lightweight, Cloudflare hosted redirect service with no analytics or tracking but you can also deploy your own instance for complete control.

The Note Codes plugin assigns unique 4 character codes to every note in our vault, making it easy to reference and retrieve notes quickly. These codes appear in the status bar on desktop and in the metadata sidebar on mobile devices and can be clicked or right clicked for actions like searching, copying or generating an obsidian:// URL for the note. A built in search function lets you find notes directly by their code using a quick switcher, while command palette actions extend this workflow with one click copying of codes or code URLs. The codes are derived from the note's path using a hashing scheme, ensuring consistency and uniqueness across your vault.

The Tab File Path plugin enhances navigation by displaying the full vault relative path of each note directly in its tab. Instead of seeing just the filename, you get clear context on where the file resides within your folder structure. This is particularly useful for users managing large vaults with similarly named notes spread across different folders, as it reduces confusion and improves orientation. With this added clarity, you can quickly distinguish between files without hovering or opening them, making multitasking smoother and file management more efficient.

The NotePix plugin automates the process of handling images inside your notes by uploading them directly to a GitHub repository. When you paste or drag an image into a note, it is instantly uploaded and the local link is replaced with either a fast CDN hosted URL for public repos or a secure internal link for private ones. This keeps your vault lightweight while ensuring your images remain accessible anywhere. It supports both desktop and mobile, provides AES-GCM encryption for your GitHub Personal Access Token and allows you to configure repository details, branches and folder paths. In private mode, images are displayed seamlessly in Reading View through secure token based fetching.

The The Spirit's Book plugin allows you to study and explore Allan Kardec's foundational work of Spiritism directly inside your notes. It provides structured access to the book's parts, chapters and over a thousand questions with answers, enabling quick navigation and in depth study. You can search by keyword or question number, mark passages as favourites for later reference and even pull a random question for daily reflection. The plugin supports multiple languages including Portuguese, English, Spanish and French making it suitable for a wide audience. It is designed specifically for desktop use and is not compatible with mobile devices due to technical constraints.

The Always Color Text plugin gives you full control over how specific words or phrases appear across your vault by letting you assign consistent text or background colours. You can mark terms permanently from the right-click menu, command palette, or plugin settings or apply one time highlights as needed. It supports case sensitivity, partial word matching, and even blacklisting to prevent certain files or terms from being affected. The plugin also allows you to design custom colour swatches for quicker access, replace default palettes and toggle global colouring on or off from multiple entry points like the ribbon or status bar. If you want to undo everything, there is a quick reset button with confirmation to wipe your coloured words safely.

The Note Minimap plugin brings a compact overview of your entire note directly into the editor pane, inspired by the minimap feature in modern code editors. It generates a scaled-down live view that updates automatically as you scroll or edit, making it easier to navigate long Markdown files with spatial awareness. A draggable slider inside the minimap allows instant scrolling to any part of the note, while a toggle button in the note header gives per note control over its visibility. The minimap adapts to both light and dark themes, resizes with the editor pane, and provides smooth real-time updates. This makes it especially helpful for writers, coders, or researchers working with lengthy documents who want a quick sense of structure without losing their place.

The VaultAI plugin brings a Gemini-powered chatbot directly into your workspace with a sleek floating interface. It can summarize notes, generate fresh content, answer contextual questions, and even translate text into multiple languages. Using @mentions, you can reference other notes in your queries, making the AI aware of more than just the current page. Conversations are neatly organized with history, quick actions, and export options so that useful responses can be saved as new notes. The design is modern, resizable, and can switch between compact and full page views, giving flexibility based on your workflow. All chat records remain in your vault for privacy, while your Gemini API key is encrypted locally.

The Hidden Hyperlinks plugin lets you conceal text behind a custom display string while keeping it instantly retrievable. By defining a hidden payload and linking it to visible text, you can click once to copy the concealed content directly to your clipboard. This is useful for managing sensitive commands, long file paths, or unwieldy URLs without cluttering your notes. The plugin also supports hover tooltips to preview hidden text, customizable delimiters for flexible syntax, and subtle notifications to confirm successful copying. Its styling adapts automatically to your theme, ensuring that hidden links blend neatly with the rest of your writing.

The SafeLearn plugin improves the editing experience when working with SafeLearn specific Markdown tags by adding clear visual cues. It highlights fragments that will appear incrementally in Reveal.js slides, making it easier to design step by step presentations. Permission blocks, marked for roles such as teachers or specific groups, are visually wrapped so they stand out while writing, helping authors keep track of content visibility. The plugin also enables side by side layouts for creating multicolumn slides, which is particularly useful for wide or comparative presentations. While it does not enforce permissions itself, it mirrors how SafeLearn will render content, giving authors immediate visual feedback inside their notes.

The Custom Comments plugin provides a flexible way to insert personalized comment markers into your notes using keyboard shortcuts. Instead of being limited to built-in HTML or Markdown comment styles, you can define your own templates with `{cursor}` as a placeholder to control where the cursor lands after insertion. The plugin supports multiple marker sets, each with its own toggle and command, allowing you to maintain different types of comment formats for different contexts. It also offers a word-only mode that quickly toggles comments for a single word at the cursor position. For advanced setups, you can reload marker commands without restarting the plugin, making it easier to experiment with multiple formats.

The Papers plugin simplifies the process of bringing academic research into your notes by connecting directly with the arXiv API. With a single query, you can search using either a paper title or a direct arXiv link, then generate a note populated with key details like the title, author list, publication year, and source URL. Beyond metadata, it can also fetch the corresponding PDF and embed it within the note, making both references and full texts easily accessible in one place. This allows researchers, students, or anyone exploring scientific literature to maintain a structured and well-organised collection of papers inside their vault without juggling external tools.

The Datacore plugin is a modern reimagining of Dataview, designed to deliver faster queries, smoother rendering, and fully interactive views. It introduces a React-based JavaScript API with stateful, flicker-free updates and a more efficient query system. Instead of static results, Datacore offers WYSIWYG table views that can be edited directly, making data handling closer to the experience of tools like Notion or Airtable. It also enhances task management with richer metadata handling, enables live editing of values, and supports embeds for Markdown, images, and videos within views. Another standout feature is its ability to query not just pages but also sections and blocks, including attachments and PDFs. This makes it highly flexible for users managing structured knowledge across large vaults while benefiting from a streamlined interface and improved performance.

The Keyboard Formatter plugin makes it easy to present keyboard shortcuts and mouse inputs clearly in your notes. It detects common keys like Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Cmd, function keys, arrows, and even numpad inputs, then wraps them in HTML `<kbd>` tags for a clean, consistent look. Mouse buttons such as left, right, middle, and scroll wheel are also supported, turning plain text into readable symbols. Case-insensitive matching ensures keys are recognized regardless of how you type them, while single letters get automatically capitalized to highlight keystrokes.

The Paste as File Link plugin simplifies the process of turning selected text into a link to another file within your vault. Instead of manually creating links with aliases, you can copy the name of a note, select any text, and paste. The plugin automatically converts the selection into either a wiki link or a markdown link, depending on your vault's link settings. If there are multiple files with the same name, it prompts you to choose the correct one, and if the clipboard has no valid match, it simply falls back to the normal paste action.