Obsidian plugins with #vim-mode#

The Vim Toggle plugin allows users to switch Vim mode on or off within Obsidian with a simple command. Designed to enhance usability, particularly when working in Obsidian's Canvas mode, it addresses the challenges of constant mode switching by providing a quick toggle. Users can configure the toggle command to a hotkey and enable or disable notifications for mode changes. This straightforward plugin streamlines workflows for those who use Vim mode while maintaining flexibility for other input styles.

The Cursor-Smith plugin replaces the standard editor caret with a deeply configurable cursor system that changes how the caret looks, moves and behaves while you type. It supports box, line and underline styles with controls for thickness, glow, gradients, opacity, blinking patterns and eased movement between positions. Beyond appearance, it adds optional visual effects such as pixel trails, stardust, motion smear, CRT ghosts, torch spotlighting and bracket span highlighting, while still letting each effect be turned off separately. The plugin also includes named presets with share codes, a cycle preset command and full per mode cursor setups for Vim workflows, including a status bar mode indicator. Reduced motion preferences are respected by default, so animation heavy behaviour can back off automatically when needed.