#cross-platform
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  • 1.
    Sync Vault CE
    6 months ago by Camus Qiu
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    Score: 52/100
    Category: File Management
    The Sync Vault CE plugin provides a cloud-based synchronization solution for Obsidian users, allowing seamless syncing of vaults across multiple devices while ensuring data privacy and control. Users can manage file uploads and downloads manually, monitor sync status, and integrate with various cloud storage providers. The plugin offers AES-GCM encryption for secure data transfer and supports cross-platform compatibility, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
  • 2.
    Shell Path Copy
    10 days ago by Charles Kelsoe (ckelsoe)
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    Score: 50/100
    The Shell Path Copy plugin makes it easier to copy file and folder paths in formats that match your target system, whether you're working on Windows, macOS, Linux, or even a mobile device connected to a remote server. It integrates directly into the right-click menu and command palette, offering relative paths, absolute paths, and file:// URLs, all formatted appropriately for the platform. You can configure which options appear, choose how paths are wrapped to handle spaces, and get visual confirmation when a path is copied. This helps avoid manual edits when pasting into terminals, scripts, or AI assistants like Claude Code or Gemini CLI.
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    Open in Cursor
    10 days ago by awaken233
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    Score: 50/100
    The Open in Cursor plugin adds a command and configurable hotkey to open the active file in Cursor IDE and position the caret at the same spot. It works across Windows, macOS, and Linux, making the handoff from note-taking to code editing quick and consistent. You can launch it from the command palette or bind your own shortcut, avoiding context switches and manual scrolling in large files. Settings include a custom path for the Cursor executable (handy when it's not on PATH), notification toggles for success and errors, and a debug mode for troubleshooting.
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    HTTP Link Maker
    3 days ago by Kenneth Christensen
    Score: 50/100
    Category: 3rd Party Integrations
    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.
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    External File Embed and Link
    8 months ago by oylbin
    Score: 49/100
    The External File Embed and Link plugin allows Obsidian users to embed and link files located outside their vault using relative paths. It supports a variety of file types, including PDFs, images, audio, and videos, ensuring compatibility across devices and platforms. Users can reference files relative to the Home or Vault directory, which is particularly useful for cross-platform workflows. The plugin includes features such as drag-and-drop support, customizable embedding options, and commands for creating file links or embeds via a file picker. Additional parameters enable users to control the display of embedded content, such as PDF page numbers or image dimensions, making it a versatile tool for integrating external resources into Obsidian notes.