- Advanced URI: create advanced URI's to run actions like create new note, open daily note, or run Obsidian commands. I then add system wide hotkeys to activate these URI's to quickly either open a new note or create a new note.
- Excalidraw. Create drawings and link/insert notes within your drawings without ever leaving the application.
- omnisearch. Run circles around the native Obsidian search and also has an API that you can interact with through your terminal if you want to add scripts to quickly search your notes for specific things.
- Confluence Integration: My company uses Confluence behind a VPN, so I write all my notes in the very snappy Obsidian interface and then sync them up to Confluence when I'm done.
- Style Settings + Minimal Theme Settings: gives you a GUI to edit all the settings and colors of your theme without having to learn about CSS or parse CSS files.
- Edit History: I sync a subsection of my personal notes with my work computer using Syncthing and setting up ignored folders. This gives me a edit history of my notes that I imagine is similar to what Obsidian's official sync gives you.
- Dataview: still learning this, but let's you treat your Vault as a database and write queries to pull in information from other notes. I use it mostly for scraping my entire Vault for unchecked todo items (Grouped by their parent note name) and showing them in 1 place.
- Advanced URI: create advanced URI's to run actions like create new note, open daily note, or run Obsidian commands. I then add system wide hotkeys to activate these URI's to quickly either open a new note or create a new note.
- Excalidraw. Create drawings and link/insert notes within your drawings without ever leaving the application.
- omnisearch. Run circles around the native Obsidian search and also has an API that you can interact with through your terminal if you want to add scripts to quickly search your notes for specific things.
- Confluence Integration: My company uses Confluence behind a VPN, so I write all my notes in the very snappy Obsidian interface and then sync them up to Confluence when I'm done.
- Style Settings + Minimal Theme Settings: gives you a GUI to edit all the settings and colors of your theme without having to learn about CSS or parse CSS files.
- Edit History: I sync a subsection of my personal notes with my work computer using Syncthing and setting up ignored folders. This gives me a edit history of my notes that I imagine is similar to what Obsidian's official sync gives you.
- Dataview: still learning this, but let's you treat your Vault as a database and write queries to pull in information from other notes. I use it mostly for scraping my entire Vault for unchecked todo items (Grouped by their parent note name) and showing them in 1 place.
Hope these are helpful :)