Remember cursor position
5 years ago by Dmitry Savosh
Obsidian plugin. Remember cursor position for each note
Ninja Cursor
4 years ago by vorotamoroz
Scroll to Top Plugin
4 years ago by cloudhao1999
This is a plugin for Obsidian that adds a button to scroll to the top of the current note (Not just that).
cursor-goaway
3 years ago by Xuer
make cursor goaway after open a text file
Advanced Cursors
5 years ago by SkepticMystic
Remember File State
4 years ago by Ludovic Chabant
A plugin for Obsidian that remembers cursor position, selection, scrolling, and more for each file.
Cursor Location
5 years ago by Sean Slater
Display the cursors line and column in Obsidian
Scroll Offset
4 years ago by Lijyze
Scroll Offset for Obsidian
Scroll Speed
4 years ago by Florian Ludewig
Obsidian Plugin to Change Scroll Speed Inside Files
Cursor-Smith
a month ago by sadsnake1
Cursor customization engine for Obsidian
Mark and Select
4 years ago by anselmwang
Select current line
3 years ago by Gokul
Obsidian plugin to select the current line on 'Esc' button press.
Auto Hide Cursor
3 years ago by Mo Ismat
A simple plugin for https://obsidian.md
Cursor Bridge
2 years ago by Adam Cloud
Seamlessly bridge Obsidian and Cursor, the AI-powered code editor. Elevate your coding workflow by opening notes directly in Cursor, bringing the power of AI to your knowledge base.
Character Insertion
3 years ago by TakamiChie
カーソル前に記号を挿入するプラグイン(Plug-in to insert symbol before cursor)
Cursor Position History
a year ago by Florian Gubler
A Plugin to remember (and make accessible) the cursor history in Obsidian. Both within a file and across files.
Cursor Jump
2 years ago by Sangwon Jung
Cursor Position on Title Enter
2 years ago by Por Chainarong Tangsurakit
Obsidian Plugin: Set the cursor position after pressing Enter on the note title.
HOME key
a year ago by shichishima
Obsidian Plugin to move cursor to beginning of text, considering Markdown heading characters.
Move Cursor On Startup
a year ago by Jared Kelnhofer
Obsidian plugin to move the cursor to the right and back to the left when starting up. Why? To keep DataView expressions from not running on the first load of, say, your Home file.