The File Diff plugin is a useful tool for Obsidian users who manage their files across multiple devices or platforms. With this plugin, you can easily compare your active file with another file and identify differences, making it easier to track changes and resolve conflicts. The plugin also includes commands to find and merge SyncThing conflicts, eliminating the need for manual cleanup. By using File Diff, you'll save time and reduce the frustration of dealing with merge conflicts. Whether you're a developer, writer, or simply someone who likes to keep their files organized, this plugin is definitely worth exploring.
The Attachment Management plugin provides advanced tools for organizing and renaming attachment files in Obsidian. It enables users to define flexible paths and naming conventions for attachments using variables like note name, note path, date, and MD5 hashes. The plugin supports automatic renaming of attachments when they are added, pasted, or dropped into markdown or canvas files, as well as when associated notes are renamed. Features include handling duplicate files, overriding settings for specific folders, files, or extensions, and excluding specified paths from processing. Experimental tools allow rearranging linked attachments to match configured settings.
The Voicenotes Sync plugin allows users to sync their voice notes from the Voicenotes.com service into Obsidian. With this plugin, users can automatically sync data such as AI-generated summaries, actions, and TODOs, and convert TODOs into markdown checkboxes. It offers customizable sync directories and frequencies, with the option to download audio files and prepend the date to titles. The plugin also supports integration with Apple, Google, and Twitter for login. Users can choose to delete synced notes from the server, with a double opt-in for destructive actions. The plugin enhances note-taking by seamlessly importing voice note data into Obsidian.
The Header Enhancer plugin is designed to elevate the header experience in Obsidian. One of its standout features is auto-numbering, which automatically adds numbers to headers as you create them and updates them when you change the header level. This feature allows for easy navigation and organization of your notes. Additionally, the plugin offers customization options for numbering style and separator, giving you more control over the appearance of your headers. With its ability to isolate title font and support for Yaml configuration, the Header Enhancer is a valuable tool for any Obsidian user looking to improve their note-taking experience.
The Type Chinese Like English plugin simplifies the process of typing Chinese and Mathjax/LaTeX formulas in Obsidian without frequently switching input methods. Users can input pinyin directly in English mode and have it converted into Chinese characters or mathematical expressions seamlessly. This is especially useful for those using full-pinyin input methods or needing quick, accurate math notation without mastering LaTeX syntax. The plugin supports mixed English and pinyin input for enhanced versatility and allows customization of APIs and model selection to improve conversion accuracy.
The Pivotal Tracker Integration plugin allows seamless synchronization between Obsidian and Pivotal Tracker. With this plugin, users can pull stories from Pivotal Tracker directly into a designated folder in their Obsidian vault. By configuring the Tracker API key, project ID, and folder location, users can easily import and manage their project stories within Obsidian. The integration is designed to enhance project management workflows by bridging task tracking with note-taking and documentation capabilities.
The Paste Reformatter plugin enhances how content is pasted into Obsidian by giving users precise control over formatting transformations. It intelligently processes both HTML and plain text from the clipboard, cleaning up unwanted elements, adjusting heading structures, and applying customizable regex-based replacements.
The Attachment Uploader plugin streamlines the process of uploading local attachments in Obsidian to cloud storage using customizable shell commands. Users can define specific formats of attachments for upload and decide whether to delete the original files after successful uploads. The plugin comes with built-in support for popular tools like uPic and Picsee, enabling efficient image hosting. It provides flexibility by allowing custom shell commands for unique workflows, making it a valuable tool for managing attachments in cloud environments.
The TaskWarrior Task Wiki plugin is a simple yet powerful tool that allows you to query and manage your tasks in Obsidian using Markdown syntax. With this plugin, you can create custom reports and templates for your tasks, making it easy to filter and sort them as needed. The plugin also includes features like task deletion with the press of a button and inline editing. Whether you're a seasoned TaskWarrior user or just starting out, this plugin makes it easy to get the most out of your tasks in Obsidian.
The Easy Typing plugin for Obsidian is designed to enhance the writing experience by automating text formatting and symbol editing. With its core features, you can capitalize the first letter of each line, add spaces between specific parts, and even define custom rules for handling special text formats. The plugin also includes a range of edit enhancements, such as auto-pairing and deleting symbols, converting full-width characters to half-width, and more. Additionally, you can customize conversion rules for various editing scenarios and access built-in commands to simplify your workflow. With its experimental features, Easy Typing is poised to revolutionize the way you write in Obsidian.