Obsidian plugins with #timezone#

The Tokei plugin introduces a customizable clock feature to Obsidian, allowing users to view and manage timezones directly within their workspace. It provides options to personalize the clock's layout and appearance using custom CSS snippets. Users can add multiple timezones by entering names or offsets in UTC format, with support for fractional offsets like +5.5. The plugin also includes an alternative style snippet for experimentation. Tokei's drag-and-drop functionality enables users to position the clock conveniently within their setup, enhancing productivity by keeping track of global times.

The Time Things plugin records note activity in frontmatter by updating a chosen last edited property and tracking total editing duration in seconds. It can format timestamps with custom tokens, use UTC or a selected timezone and exclude specific files or folders from tracking. The current note's accumulated time can appear in the status bar with configurable display tokens, and the plugin also adds a separate clock that can follow a different timezone. It includes a Most edited notes view built from Markdown files and folder paths in the vault, with no telemetry or network transfer of vault data. An optional custom frontmatter mode updates a single line instantly, but it can miss some nested keys or values that do not match the configured timestamp format.