#dropbox4 plugins

Obsidian plugins tagged with #dropbox. There are 4 plugins in this collection.

  1. Rank 1
    5 years ago by ryanpcmcquen
    File Management#dropbox#backup

    The Aut-O-Backups plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to ensure their notes are safely backed up. With this plugin, you can set up automatic backups to Dropbox every 20 minutes, starting after an initial 10-minute delay. This means that your valuable notes and data will be securely stored in the cloud, giving you peace of mind in case something goes wrong with your local files. The plugin also provides a user-friendly interface for authenticating with Dropbox and monitoring the backup process.

  2. Rank 2

    VaultSync

    Plugin45
    a year ago by Justin Bird
    3rd Party Integrations#sync#cloud-storage#dropbox

    The VaultSync plugin enables seamless synchronization between an Obsidian vault and a cloud storage provider, currently supporting Dropbox. It ensures that files remain up-to-date by automatically syncing changes between the local vault and the remote folder. Users can edit, delete, and manage their synced files directly within Obsidian, with the plugin handling version control based on modification timestamps. It supports both desktop and mobile environments, allowing users to access their notes from multiple devices.

  3. Rank 3
    15 days ago by d0uub
    3rd Party Integrations#cloud-sync#file-sync#dropbox

    The Multi Cloud Sync plugin lets you connect selected vault folders to more than one cloud provider and keep those mappings in sync without treating the whole vault as a single unit. It focuses on folder level control, so you can pair local folders with cloud folders across Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and an experimental Notion option. That makes migration, backup layout changes and mixed storage setups easier to manage. The plugin also includes sync confirmation, trash bin safeguards for cloud and local files, dry runs, real time sync and smart content merge for pro users.

  4. Rank 4
    a year ago by Ali Moeeny
    3rd Party Integrations#dropbox#photo-grid#journal

    The Dropbox Photo Grid plugin brings Dropbox photo integration into Obsidian by allowing users to embed a grid of photos filtered by specific dates. Ideal for journaling or memory tracking, it presents images in a clean, responsive layout directly within notes. Users can specify folders or direct file paths, and the plugin supports viewing current and past-day photos using dynamic templating.