Obsidian plugins with #article-import#

The Oriko plugin turns saved links, images and videos into a pannable masonry wall backed by plain markdown notes. It clips pages from the clipboard, drag and drop or the iOS share sheet, downloads local copies of remote media, and falls back to scanning the page when a direct preview cannot be scraped. Each clipping opens in a full screen viewer with zoom, color palette, source link, note access and property editing. The wall supports multi select, folders, smart views, property based filters, keyboard shortcuts and undo or redo for moves and edits. Grid and folder membership is stored in frontmatter so layouts sync across devices, while the note body stays untouched after creation.

The Local RSS plugin lets you pull content from your favourite RSS feeds directly into your vault as markdown files. It supports managing multiple feeds, scheduled background updates, and customising how the articles are saved using templates with variables like title, author, image, and publication date. You can also define front matter and include tags for better organisation. The plugin ensures that each feed has its own configuration, making it easier to track and archive external reading material locally.