#editor-enhancement
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  • 1.
    Vimrc Support
    5 years ago by esm
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    Score: 74/100
    The Vimrc Support plugin allows Obsidian users to load and persist Vim keybindings and configurations from a `.obsidian.vimrc` file. This enables users to customize and retain Vim key mappings, commands, and options across sessions. The plugin provides support for advanced Vim features like custom keymaps, Ex commands, and clipboard integration. Users can execute Obsidian commands directly from Vim commands, enabling seamless integration of Vim functionality with Obsidian's built-in features. Additional utilities include the ability to load JavaScript snippets, surround text, paste into selected text, and manage tab stops. The plugin also introduces support for fixed keyboard layouts and enhanced motion commands. With this, Vim enthusiasts can replicate their traditional Vim workflows within Obsidian, while also extending its functionality with Obsidian-specific commands and scripts.
  • 2.
    Scrolling
    2 months ago by omeyenburg
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    Score: 51/100
    The Scrolling plugin enhances navigation in your vault with smart cursor tracking and smooth scrolling animations. It automatically keeps your cursor within a comfortable zone while editing, similar to Vim's scrolloff behavior, and supports page jumping to reduce unnecessary scrolling. The plugin also offers customizable scrollbar appearance and experimental options to fine-tune mouse and touchpad scrolling speed, smoothness, and friction.
  • 3.
    Format Automatically with Prettier
    4 months ago by Dylan Armstrong
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    Score: 50/100
    The Obsidian Prettier Plugin automatically formats your Markdown files using Prettier, aligning with the tab and spacing settings defined in the Editor preferences. It supports format-on-save and includes a manual command to format the current file. Unlike other Prettier integrations, it avoids extra configuration and keeps things simple by only respecting tab width and tab usage from the editor. This minimalist approach is ideal for users who want consistent formatting without managing complex rules or settings.
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    Emoji Picker
    7 months ago by Ali Faraji
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    Score: 50/100
    The Emoji Picker plugin enhances the Obsidian editor by providing a convenient way to insert emojis through a searchable emoji picker. A dedicated toolbar button and customizable hotkey allow quick access to a modal where users can browse emojis by category or search for specific ones. The plugin also supports selecting different skin tones for applicable emojis, making customization easier. Unlike built-in system emoji pickers, this plugin ensures access to the latest emoji versions, keeping up with evolving standards.
  • 5.
    Simple Tab Indent
    3 months ago by Thiago Frias
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    Score: 43/100
    The Simple Tab Indent plugin redefines how the Tab key behaves by inserting a zero-width space followed by a real tab character. This workaround prevents lines from being misinterpreted as code blocks in markdown while preserving the visual indentation in the editor. It works seamlessly in both source mode and live preview, offering a smooth writing experience without markdown quirks. Users can also customise the tab rendering width through plugin settings using CSS `tab-size`, which takes effect instantly. It's a minimalist plugin with no build steps or dependencies, ideal for those who want clean, consistent indentation without unexpected formatting changes.