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The IMSwitch in Math Block plugin enhances typing efficiency in Obsidian by automatically switching input methods when writing mathematical formulas. When the cursor enters a math block (denoted by $ symbols), it switches to English input, and upon exit, it restores the previous input method. Users can customize switching commands to match their preferred system settings.

The EUpload plugin allows Obsidian users to upload images and files to various external storage platforms, including Lskypro, Halo, and GitHub. It provides seamless integration by enabling right-click uploads and customizable API configurations. Users can define API request headers, body parameters, and response paths for different services, making the plugin adaptable to various workflows. The plugin also supports automatic URL generation and formatting for uploaded media, simplifying the process of embedding images into notes.

The Clipper Catalog plugin helps users manage their clipped web content within Obsidian by providing an organized catalog view. It enables users to search, filter, and sort their saved articles efficiently with features such as tag-based organization, real-time search, and directory filtering. Users can customize the catalog based on specific properties to better organize and access their content, making it easier to track and retrieve valuable information from web clippings.

The Combo Colors plugin enhances Obsidian by providing a color-coded notation system for fighting game combos. It allows users to apply different styles such as Arc System Works, modern alternative, and traditional formats, making it easier to read and organize complex input sequences. Users can wrap combo notations with custom delimiters, toggle between text and icon representations, and customize colors for better readability.

The Sankey plugin enables users to create Sankey diagrams directly within Obsidian using simple YAML-based syntax. These diagrams visually represent flows between different entities, making it useful for analyzing processes, energy transfers, financial transactions, or hierarchical structures. Users can define links between nodes, specify values for each connection, and customize node colors for better visualization. If node definitions are incomplete, the plugin automatically infers missing nodes based on link data.

The Tab Group Arrangement plugin enhances tab management in Obsidian by providing flexible ways to organize tab groups. Users can evenly distribute tab groups or expand the active one while minimizing others, similar to behavior found in code editors like VS Code. The plugin offers both manual and automatic arrangement modes, allowing automatic expansion of the active tab when switched.

The Data Files Editor plugin enables users to create and edit `.txt`, `.json`, and `.xml` files directly within Obsidian. It provides a seamless way to manage non-markdown data files, allowing customization through settings that enable or disable editing and creation for each supported file type. Users can create new data files through the file tree’s context menu, ensuring flexible file placement. While the plugin currently supports plain text and JSON with syntax highlighting, future updates aim to enhance XML editing capabilities. This tool enhances Obsidian’s functionality for users who work with structured and unstructured data files alongside their notes.

The Inkporter plugin streamlines the process of digitizing handwritten notes in Obsidian by intelligently isolating ink from scans and optimizing them for digital use. It automates tasks such as ink isolation, grayscale conversion, and adaptive theming while offering real-time previews. The plugin supports direct clipboard imports, smart file naming, and seamless integration with Obsidian’s CSS theming for a polished appearance. Users can fine-tune ink detection settings for optimal contrast and clarity, ensuring clean and readable scans.

The Callout Copy Buttons plugin enhances Obsidian by adding convenient copy buttons to callout blocks, allowing users to quickly copy content in either Markdown or plain text format. The plugin provides customizable settings to control button visibility and behavior, ensuring a seamless user experience. The 'Copy (Markdown)' button preserves formatting while removing callout block syntax, whereas the 'Copy (plain text)' button extracts only the displayed content.

The Note Placeholder plugin enhances note readability by allowing users to define placeholders for note links. In reading mode, these placeholders replace the actual link, making the text more intuitive and structured. Users can also define separators for headers and specific blocks, ensuring clearer organization. Customization options include toggling placeholder visibility and specifying default separator text, offering flexibility in note formatting.