The Remotely Save plugin allows Obsidian users to sync their vaults with various cloud storage providers, including Amazon S3, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, and WebDAV. It supports both manual and scheduled synchronization, with options for end-to-end encryption to ensure data security. The plugin provides features such as skipping large files, custom exclusion rules, and basic conflict detection. Advanced features, available in the PRO version, include smart conflict handling and support for additional cloud providers. Users can sync across multiple devices and platforms, including mobile, using cloud services as intermediaries.

The Cloud Storage plugin enhances Obsidian by enabling seamless cloud integration for attachments and file management. It allows users to automatically upload files from specified folders to the cloud, reducing local storage usage and ensuring accessibility across multiple devices. The plugin supports smart link updates within notes, resumable uploads, and flexible storage options, including plugin-provided and S3-compatible storage. Users can manage file uploads efficiently with features like whitelist/blacklist filtering, file renaming, and custom folder movement.

The Arweave Uploader plugin for Obsidian offers a unique way to store notes permanently on the decentralized Arweave network. By converting your Markdown notes to HTML and uploading them along with embedded images, this plugin lets users preserve their content on a blockchain-based storage system that doesn’t rely on traditional cloud services. With an easy-to-use interface, users can estimate storage costs, verify wallet balances, and get a shareable link for each upload. While the plugin currently only supports images as attachments and doesn’t encrypt notes, it’s a great option for users who want reliable, permanent storage for non-sensitive information.

The File Compressor plugin enables efficient storage of notes in Obsidian by introducing a compressed file format called `.ctxt`, which supports markdown content. It automates compression and decompression, allowing users to work with `.ctxt` files just like standard notes without needing to manually manage the process. The plugin handles saving and compression in the background, reducing file size while maintaining usability. It includes options to convert existing files, track file size, and display compression ratios.

The S3 attachments storage plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to store and manage their media files on S3 compatible services. With this plugin, you can effortlessly upload images, videos, and audio files to your S3 bucket, and retrieve them with ease using generated links. The plugin also comes with helpful commands, such as deleting unused resources and showing bucket size. Additionally, it supports drag-and-drop uploads and allows you to generate links for various file types. Whether you're looking to declutter your Obsidian vault or improve collaboration with team members, this plugin is definitely worth exploring.