The Note Status plugin introduces a flexible system for tracking the progress and state of your notes using customizable statuses like active, completed, or on hold. It integrates directly into the toolbar, status bar, file explorer, and a dedicated status pane, giving users multiple ways to assign, view, and manage statuses. You can batch-update files, apply multiple statuses to a single note, and organize your workflow with built-in or user-defined templates. The plugin also supports YAML frontmatter integration and deep customization.
The Eccirian Encrypt plugin adds file-level encryption and decryption to your vault, using AES-256-GCM and ECC-P-256 password-based encryption. It introduces a dedicated `.eccirian` file extension and replaces the editor view of locked files with a read-only message until the correct password is entered. Users can quickly toggle encryption via the command palette or UI controls, making it practical for managing sensitive notes without leaving the app. The plugin does not store passwords, so forgotten credentials mean permanent data loss.
The Structured Tree plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to manage their hierarchical notes with ease. This plugin allows you to browse and organize your notes using a tree-like structure, making it easy to find and access specific files. With its lookup functionality, you can quickly search for notes by path or fuzzy search. The plugin also supports automatic frontmatter generation, multi-vault support, and custom resolver and renderer options. Additionally, it includes a built-in renaming modal and auto-generate properties feature, making note management more efficient than ever. Whether you're looking to streamline your note-taking process or simply want to explore hierarchical notes in Obsidian, the Structured Tree plugin is definitely worth checking out.
The VSCode Editor plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for developers who work with code in their notes. This plugin brings the power of VSCode's editor to Obsidian, allowing you to view and edit various code files directly within your vault. With support for over 20 programming languages, including C, Python, JavaScript, and more, this plugin makes it easy to work on code snippets without having to switch between editors.
The plugin offers a range of features that make it easy to use, including customizable themes, font sizes, and shortcuts. You can even edit individual code blocks from within your Markdown documents using the built-in Monaco Editor. Plus, with support for internal links quick preview, you can easily navigate through your code files without having to switch between tabs.
Overall, the VSCode Editor plugin is a must-have for any developer who uses Obsidian as their note-taking tool. It's a powerful and feature-rich plugin that makes it easy to work on code snippets directly within your vault.
The Highlight Helper plugin simplifies the process of managing highlighted text within Obsidian notes. It automatically collects all highlights from the open note, enabling users to extract and utilize important information efficiently. The plugin supports customizable regular expressions for collecting highlights, including default settings for markdown highlights and compatibility with the Highlightr plugin. This feature enhances flexibility, allowing users to tailor the plugin to their specific needs.
The Modal forms plugin enhances data entry in Obsidian by enabling users to create and manage customizable forms that can be triggered from various sources, such as templates or automation plugins. It allows for structured data collection with multiple input types, including text, date, and multiple-choice fields. The plugin integrates seamlessly with existing workflows by offering a user-friendly interface for form creation and template management. It supports popular plugins like Templater and QuickAdd, making it easier to capture information and automate note creation efficiently. Users can also define form behaviors, pre-fill default values, and insert collected data directly into their notes.
The Single File Daily Notes plugin simplifies daily note-taking in Obsidian by consolidating all entries into a single markdown file. Each day's notes are organized under a dated heading, allowing easy browsing and editing. It includes a calendar view for quick navigation to specific dates and integrates with Obsidian's outline view for seamless exploration of past entries. The plugin is highly configurable, letting users customize the file name, location, heading format, and date format. This is ideal for users who prefer a streamlined approach to daily notes without cluttering their vault with multiple files.
The Colored Tags plugin is a unique Obsidian plugin that colorizes tags in different colors to improve readability. The plugin automatically adjusts the text color contrast to comply with AA level of WCAG 2.1, ensuring that the colors are accessible for all users. With this plugin, you can expect visually distinct tags that make it easier to navigate your notes. Although the plugin may change its color palette in future updates, it provides a consistent and customizable way to organize your tags.
The Cicada Synchronizer plugin for Obsidian simplifies Git operations by providing a single button to handle syncing with remote repositories. This plugin eliminates the need for complex Git commands, streamlining the process of synchronizing your vault. It also features an easy-to-use branch switch setting, making it simple to switch branches or push new branches to the remote without using Git commands. Ideal for users who need a more accessible and collaborative Git workflow within Obsidian, it builds upon the YAOS library for team synchronization.
The PodNotes plugin is designed to make it easier for users to write notes on podcasts. With a mobile-friendly interface, PodNotes allows you to add any publicly available podcast through search or custom feeds by URL. You can track played episodes and playback progress, create podcast notes from templates with metadata about episodes, capture timestamps, and link directly to the time in the episode. Additionally, you can download episodes for offline playback and support non-podcast local audio files. The plugin also includes an API that can be used by other plugins for custom workflows.