The Image Darkmodifier plugin lets you apply visual filters to images directly through your markdown syntax. By using special annotations like `@darkmode`, `@invert`, or `@transparent`, you can transform how embedded images appear - inverting colours, removing white backgrounds, or boosting lightness for better visibility in dark themes. The plugin supports both local and remote image links, inline markdown, and even raw HTML `<img>` tags. Filters are applied in order from left to right, and users can customise parameters like transparency thresholds or lightness levels using a concise, structured syntax.

The Pseudo Mica plugin enhances Obsidian's interface on Windows by applying a Mica-like background effect. It retrieves the system wallpaper and sets it as the background, creating a visually appealing, translucent look similar to macOS's native transparency feature. The plugin adds a custom CSS class to enable this effect, allowing themes to integrate with it for further customization. While designed primarily for Windows users, theme developers can modify their styles to optimize compatibility.