Obsidian Plugin Updates 2025-01-26 to 2025-02-01

Published: 03-Feb-2025

Weekly Updates

There are 10 new plugins and 65 plugin updates in the last one week's time.

This week, we’ve got 10 brand-new plugins designed to enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and introduce fresh capabilities. From goal tracking to automatic link creation, seamless PDF management, and even Mahjong hand rendering, there's something for everyone.

Alongside these newcomers, 65 existing plugins have received updates, bringing performance enhancements, bug fixes, and new features. Let’s dive into this week’s roundup and see what’s new!

⭐ New Plugins: We have 10 new plugins.

1. Goal Tracker

Released on 2025-01-28 by Ben Rotholtz

The Goal Tracker plugin helps users track and manage their goals within Obsidian using a clean and minimal interface. It offers three tracking views—daily, weekly, and monthly—allowing users to monitor progress over different time frames. Goals are stored directly in notes, ensuring seamless integration with existing workflows. Users can customize tracker titles to suit their needs, making it adaptable for various goal-setting approaches.

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2. Current File Tags

Released on 2025-01-28 by Trung Tran

The Current File Tags plugin provides an overview of all tags used within an active Markdown file in Obsidian. It displays both inline tags and those defined in the frontmatter, making it easier to track and manage metadata. Users can click on a tag to see all files containing it, enabling efficient navigation across related notes. Additionally, a Ctrl-click on a tag triggers Obsidian’s built-in search function for deeper exploration.

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Released on 2025-01-28 by Lemon695

The Missing Link File Creator plugin automates the creation of missing linked files in Obsidian, reducing manual effort when working with interconnected notes. It scans the active document or an entire folder to detect uncreated links and generates the corresponding files instantly. This is particularly useful for structured writing, such as novel drafting or project planning, where placeholders like character profiles or task lists are frequently referenced but not yet created.

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4. Paperless

Released on 2025-01-28 by Talal Abou Haiba

The Paperless plugin integrates Obsidian with a self-hosted Paperless-ngx instance, allowing users to seamlessly view and insert PDFs into their notes. It provides an overview of all available documents and enables one-click import, embedding external PDFs directly into the vault. This eliminates concerns about local storage while maintaining easy access to important files.

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5. Cooksync

Released on 2025-01-28 by Cooksync

The Cooksync plugin integrates Obsidian with the Cooksync service, allowing users to automatically import and sync recipes from their Cooksync account. It brings in detailed recipe data, including ingredients, instructions, source links, and cover images, ensuring a structured and visually organized collection within Obsidian. Users can also configure automatic tagging to categorize imported recipes for easier retrieval.

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6. Recent Notes

Released on 2025-01-28 by Kamil Rudnicki

The Recent Notes plugin provides an organized timeline view of recently edited notes in Obsidian, making it easy to track and revisit recent work. Notes are grouped by time periods, including today, yesterday, the past week, month, and year, allowing users to quickly locate their latest modifications. Each entry displays the note title, first line of content, and last edit timestamp for quick reference. Users can configure the number of displayed notes and access them with a single click from the sidebar, improving workflow efficiency and note accessibility.

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7. Mahgen Renderer

Released on 2025-01-28 by Michael Francis Williams

The Mahgen Renderer plugin integrates the Mahgen tool into Obsidian, allowing users to render Mahjong hands and tile sequences directly within their notes. It supports displaying hands, draws, and discards, providing a visual representation of gameplay scenarios. Users can input shorthand codes to generate Mahjong tile arrangements, making it easier to document strategies or review past games.

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8. Backgroundset

Released on 2025-01-28 by daonali

The Backgroundset plugin allows users to customize their Obsidian workspace by setting images as backgrounds. It supports adding a folder of images, selecting a specific background, or enabling random background rotation. Users can also apply smooth fade-in and fade-out effects for seamless transitions between backgrounds.

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9. Friend Tracker

Released on 2025-01-28 by Dan Au

The Friend Tracker plugin helps users manage and maintain personal relationships by organizing contact details, tracking interactions, and remembering important milestones like birthdays. It allows users to create contact profiles with essential information, log conversations, and store custom details in a structured format. The plugin also provides a birthday tracking feature, ensuring upcoming celebrations are easily visible.

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Released on 2025-01-28 by Robert C Arsenault

The Anchor Link Display Text plugin enhances the readability of anchor links in Obsidian by automatically formatting them to display the referenced heading instead of the raw link. It saves users time by eliminating the need to manually edit links when using auto-complete. Users can customize how the display text appears, choosing to show only the heading, combine it with the note title, or modify the separator between multiple nested headings.

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🔁 Plugin Updates

We got 65 plugin updates in the last one week’s time. You can see all the plugin updates on Obsidian Plugin Stats webapp.