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lemmy.world

I use probably 7 or 8 plugins in total but these are the ones I couldn't live without:

  • Templater
  • Advanced Tables
  • Natural Language Dates
  • Text Snippets
  • Todoist Plugin
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lemmy.ca

I only use four so:

  • Dataview.
  • DB folder (nice for ex-Notion users!)
  • Tracker
  • Omnivore!!

Omnivore is amazing. I moved away from Pocket and I have been super happy. It’s a read it later app and has full integration with Obsidian. Love the highlight option! You highlight what you like in Omnivore and it moves the parts into Obsidian. I have a folder for all in Obisidan and then use Dataview to create MoCs of these article per topic.

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sopuli.xyz

Wow I didn't know that Omnivore already supports Obsidian! I'll try it right now!

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Yeah it’s super handy. You can also import whole articles.

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@baillargg @bowreality @JeremyT @obsidianmd Thanks! So far it seems Omnivore grabs a whole Mastodon thread (with Readwise it’s hit or miss… mostly miss). I like that I can sync my Omnivore highlights to my Obsidian. Will continue comparing the two (Readwise/Omnivore). I will check out GoodLinks!

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bowrealityreply
lemmy.ca

It does! I’ll attach a screenshot (iOS app). And thanks for that idea. I bookmark in Mona and then I forgot and never look at them. Sending them to Omnivore is a great idea!

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I don’t know readwise but omnivore is free so try it! I looooove it!

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pivicreply
lemmy.ca

Thanks! I just tried Omnivore, but it appears that highlighted images are broken in Obsidian; these images don't link to the original image but rather through Omnivore's own proxy, which (for me) breaks the images.

I prefer the Pocket > Readwise > Obsidian route, meaning I use the Readwise plugin in Obsidian. It costs a pretty penny but doesn't send images through a proxy...

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  • Periodic Notes
  • Templater (works really well with Periodic Notes)
  • QuickAdd
  • Dataview
  • I made my own plugin to convert all pngs in my vault into slightly compressed jpgs (as long as there's no transparent pixels in the image)

(just tried omnisearch because of this post and it's such a good plugin)

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  • Tag Wrangler
  • Tasks
  • Janitor
  • Full Calendar
  • File Explorer Note Count
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lemmy.world
  • Linter
  • QuickAdd
  • Commander (nice synergy between these 2)
  • Templater
  • Dataview
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Yodadidasreply
lemmy.world

It appears new line doesn't actually apply new line to my text... Just like on Reddit!

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JeremyTreply
lemmy.world

Ha! Yup, unlike Obsidian you need to put two new lines for a new line. I believe it's standard markdown formatting, which Obsidian doesn't strictly follow.

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I think you can even turn it on somewhere in Obsidian's settings... Not sure why anyone would use it, but it is there

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  • Obsidian-Git
  • Calendar Plugin
  • Dataview
  • Omnisearch
  • Download from Pocket
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  • Dynamic Table Of Contents
    • Does what it sounds like it does
  • Quick Explorer
    • Perform file explorer operations and see your current file path from the titlebar.
  • Style Settings
    • In Obsidian CSS editor for themes that support it
  • Tag Wrangler
    • Rename, merge, toggle, and search tags from the tag pane

Those are the only plugins I use, so I'm looking forward to the rest of this thread :D

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  • Gemmy (I am not kidding it brighten the mood)
  • Underline
  • Calendar
  • Dataview
  • Tasks

Yes, I am not pushing the app to the max, I'd say I'm more of an average person

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fedia.io

I'm pretty vanilla with my plugins:

  • Omnisearch - disclaimer, I'm the main dev
  • ReadItLater - a scraper to quickly save articles that I reference in my own notes
  • Excalidraw
  • Linter - mainly to automatically format my notes with a createdAt metadata and an h1 title
  • Dataview - I don't use it extensively but I have a few js snippets to query external APIs like Github or Mastodon

I try to avoid plugins that stray from "standard" markdown, to not rely on Obsidian.

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My top 5 plugins at the moment are:

  • Dataview
  • Templater
  • Breadcrumbs
  • Daily Notes
  • Customizable Page Header and Tittle Bar
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Tough call honestly. I think those that I genuinely could not live without are:

  • Dataview
  • Tasks
  • Quickview
  • Advanced Tables
  • Sync (If core plugins don’t count, Hover Editor)
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My top 5 is:

  • Linter: To automatize the formating of my notes
  • Text Snippets: For creating text-based triggers to things like Callouts
  • Commander: To customize wich buttons do what in my ribbons and button panels
  • Recent files: So I can have a small history of navigation available when needed.
  • Note Refactor: To easily separate a big chuncky note into smaller ones (divide, union, auto-add backlinks, etc.)
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beehaw.org

I don't have a complex enough workflow to need a lot of plugins, but I really really like Dataview. Templater and Buttons will probably be really high on my list too if I get around to actually using them.

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Yeah, Templater is at the top of my list to implement for my work notes. Looks super useful! Can't wait to implement it

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Charliereply
beehaw.org

Well, right now I don't use it.

But if I did I would use it to create new pages with special templates, then I can format a home page with all the buttons, and dataview queries to sort and organize the new pages.

Something like a journal where a button might be "Daily entry" and another for "New Project Page" or "New Task" or something.

It also might work really well for taking notes in DnD. (Quick "new character/place/item page" buttons right in the session notes page.) I'll have to experiment with templates again this summer.

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  • Kanban
  • Book Search
  • Paste URL into Selection
  • Smart Random Note
  • Graph Analysis

Ugh that was hard to get down to the top 5. Strang New Worlds is also a top plugin.

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lemmy.ca
  • Obsidian Git
  • Templater
  • Editor Syntax Highlight
  • Natural Language Dates
  • And a must-have Chrome extension to clip entire web pages as markdown notes in Obsidian, MarkDownload.
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Would you say there's need to use MarkDownload now that Obsidian handles copy+paste from web pages better than in the olden days?

I used MarkDownload a few years ago, but these days I mainly copy webpage contents and paste it into Obsidian. Is there an upshot to using MarkDown instead of doing it my way?

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Not a plugin but I love the raycast extension to append to my daily notes!

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I'm relatively minimal in terms of plugins. I basically want to make sure that I don't need to reformat any old pages.

  1. Dataview
  2. Remotely save
  3. Graph analysis
  4. Templater
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So far just

  • templated
  • tasks If they ever implement mobile notifications I'll be using reminder, and a plugin to sync tasks wo next cloud tasks (can't remember which one, if I find it again I'll update my post)
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