Obsidian plugins with #plugin-settings#

The Open Plugin Settings plugin streamlines access to Obsidian plugin settings by allowing users to create commands that open the settings tab of any specified plugin. Users can add commands for individual plugins, refresh the plugin list to remove deleted or disabled ones, and even search and open settings for unregistered plugins. This plugin simplifies navigation, especially for users managing multiple plugins, by reducing the steps needed to access configuration options. It includes support for multiple languages, such as English and French, and provides customizable commands for efficient workflows.

The Nixsync plugin lets you export your vault settings and community plugin configuration into a single Nix file, then import that data back into .obsidian when you want to restore or replicate the setup. It covers app preferences, appearance, hotkeys, graph settings, workspace data, core plugin state, plugin manifests and plugin settings, with an option to strip machine specific workspace details so the exported file travels better between systems. It also generates an activation script for NixOS style workflows, which helps apply the saved configuration outside the app. The import side is intentionally narrow, though.