The Cursor Location plugin for Obsidian is a valuable tool for writers and editors who need to keep track of their cursor position within a document. This plugin displays the location of the cursor, including character and line numbers, in a customizable format. With options to set your own pattern for displaying cursor information, you can tailor the plugin to suit your specific needs. The plugin also offers advanced features such as selection mode, which allows you to display the range of a selection or the position where the cursor started or ended. You can even choose to display the percentage of the document that the cursor is currently on, with options for different levels of precision. Additionally, the plugin provides settings to customize the appearance and behavior of the status bar, including the ability to add padding to reduce shifting and adjust the width of the padding. Overall, the Cursor Location plugin is a must-have tool for anyone who wants to stay organized and focused while writing or editing in Obsidian.

The Remember cursor position plugin is a game-changer for users who frequently switch between notes, links, or sections within their Obsidian notes. This plugin saves the cursor position, scroll location, and text selection for each note, allowing you to pick up right where you left off. Whether you're working on a complex note, navigating through a long article, or exploring a knowledge graph, this plugin ensures that your progress is preserved even when you switch between notes or restart Obsidian.

The Character Insertion plugin is a convenient tool for Obsidian users who need to add specific characters to their notes. With this plugin, you can pre-define a set of characters that will automatically insert at the cursor position when you execute a command. This feature is particularly useful for those who want to mark their markdown documents with consistent symbols or create visual separators in their notes. For example, if you're keeping a diary and want to add emoticons to highlight important points, this plugin can save you time by automating the process.

The Dynamic Highlights plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to dynamically highlight text in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can select or search for specific words or phrases and have them highlighted throughout your document. One of the most useful features of this plugin is its ability to highlight all occurrences of a selected word or phrase, regardless of their location in the document. This makes it easy to quickly identify and review specific topics or concepts. In addition to selection highlighting, the plugin also allows you to define persistent highlights based on search queries. You can create custom highlighters with unique class names and colors, making it easy to visually distinguish between different types of highlighted text. The plugin's settings allow you to customize its behavior, including adjusting the delay before highlighting is applied and ignoring specific words or phrases. Overall, the Dynamic Highlights plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to add an extra layer of organization and visual clarity to their Obsidian notes.

The Remember File State plugin is a game-changer for anyone who frequently works with files and folders in Obsidian. This plugin allows you to save your file explorer state, so you can easily recall the exact folder structure and file organization you had last time you were working on a project. No more tedious searching through multiple levels of nested folders or losing your place among a sea of notes. With this plugin, you'll be able to pick up right where you left off, saving you time and reducing frustration.

The Auto Hide Cursor plugin enhances focus and readability in Obsidian by automatically hiding the cursor after scrolling or after a set delay. The cursor reappears immediately when the mouse is moved, offering a cleaner and distraction-free workspace. It is particularly useful when paired with focus-oriented plugins, providing a more immersive writing or reading experience. Users can customize the timing and behavior of the cursor hiding feature through the plugin's settings, tailoring it to their preferences.

The Scroll Offset plugin enhances the reading experience in Obsidian by allowing users to set a custom distance before and after the cursor, similar to the 'scrolloff' feature in Vim or the 'cursor surrounding lines' in VS-Code. This feature keeps the cursor from being too close to the edges of the viewport, providing a more comfortable and efficient navigation experience. The plugin supports both fixed pixel-based distances and relative distance settings based on the content area height, ensuring flexibility for users' preferences. Additionally, it automatically handles edge cases where the set distance is larger than half the content area.

The Cursor Bridge plugin connects Obsidian with Cursor, an AI-powered code editor, offering a powerful way for developers to integrate coding workflows into their note-taking environment. With a single click, you can open notes or entire folders in Cursor, enabling seamless transitions between research in Obsidian and code editing in Cursor. For those managing coding projects or frequently referencing code snippets within notes, this plugin can save time and streamline the development process. The plugin also supports customizable settings, like setting a default project path and configuring window behavior, allowing users to tailor it to their needs. With AI-assisted coding at your fingertips, Cursor Bridge enhances productivity and makes it easier to turn ideas into actionable code.

The Ninja Cursor plugin enhances cursor visibility within Obsidian, providing an improved editing experience by making the cursor easier to track and locate. Inspired by the unique design elements of Neovide, this plugin adds a visually dynamic feature to assist users who frequently work on long or dense notes. It focuses on aesthetic and functional improvements without altering core Obsidian behaviors.

The cursor-goaway plugin is a simple yet effective solution for Obsidian users who value a distraction-free writing experience. With this plugin, the cursor automatically moves out of the way after opening a text file, allowing you to focus on your content without the visual clutter of the cursor blocking the first line. This subtle but welcome change can make a big difference in your productivity and overall satisfaction with your note-taking workflow.

The Cursor Jump plugin enhances navigation in Obsidian by allowing users to quickly jump between list items and headings within the same level or across upper and lower levels. Inspired by Excel's cursor movement shortcuts, it streamlines editing and reviewing long documents with nested structures. Users can efficiently navigate hierarchical content using intuitive commands for jumping to the next, previous, lower, or upper levels.

The Select current line plugin is a simple yet handy tool that allows you to quickly select the entire current line with just one keystroke. By default, this keystroke is set to `ESC`, but users can easily change it to their preferred key combination. This plugin is particularly useful for situations where you need to copy or edit an entire line of code without having to manually highlight it. Additionally, the plugin also works seamlessly on mobile devices through commands, making it a convenient tool to have in your toolkit.

The Dashing Cursor plugin is a unique addition to Obsidian that adds a dynamic touch to your note-taking experience. With this plugin, you'll notice a sleek animation between your cursor positions, creating a visually appealing effect as you navigate through your notes. What's more, the plugin seamlessly integrates with scrolling functionality, ensuring that your cursor stays in sync with your page position. The result is a distraction-free writing environment that's both functional and engaging. Give it a try and discover a new way to enhance your Obsidian experience!

The Mark and Select plugin revolutionizes your text selection experience in Obsidian. With this versatile tool, you can set a mark and then select a region of text with ease. The plugin offers two primary commands: Set Mark (Ctrl-@) and Select from Mark (Ctrl-#). By combining these commands with other cursor navigation methods, you can achieve complex selections quickly and efficiently. For instance, you can use this plugin to select the content of a heading by setting a mark, jumping to the next heading, and then selecting from that mark. Perfect for Obsidian mobile users who struggle with slow selection on long texts.

The Cursor Position on Title Enter plugin for Obsidian allows users to customize the cursor position after pressing Enter on the note title. Users can choose from three options: returning to the last known cursor position, placing the cursor at the beginning of the note, or positioning it at the last line of the note. This simple but effective plugin enhances the user experience by providing greater control over where the cursor appears when creating or editing notes, making it easier to navigate and edit content.

The Relative Find plugin allows users to search for specific words or phrases relative to the cursor position within a note. It enables focused searches either before, after, or throughout the entire document. This feature enhances note navigation, making it easier to locate relevant information near the current editing position. Additionally, the plugin includes a command to copy search results directly from Obsidian's search pane to the clipboard, offering a convenient way to extract and reuse search outputs. These features support a more efficient workflow for users handling large notes or working with detailed text files.

The Cursor Position History plugin enhances navigation in Obsidian by remembering cursor positions across files and providing an easy way to jump back to previous locations. When switching between notes, the plugin automatically restores the cursor to its last position, eliminating the need to manually scroll back to where you left off. Additionally, it maintains a history of cursor movements, allowing users to move backward and forward between past positions using customizable shortcuts.