Auto-pair Chinese symbols.

Simple pomodoro time tracking.

Extend collapse/expand all with commands that can be bound to hotkeys.

Automated Dropbox backups of your entire vault.

Expand or collapse the sidebar when your mouse is hovering on the left ribbon.

It maintains index files in all of your folders in your vault: if you create/delete/move a note, the index files will be updated automatically. It can be used to show folders in Graph View.

Tweak various Electron window settings.

Extract text and equations from images and PDFs and make it available for search.

Render CSV data as a table within your notes.

Create a simple month view for visualizing your punch records.

Add a pomodoro timer to your status bar.

Build great timelines.

Embed a title in code blocks.

Add Markdown attributes to elements.

Add integration with the Toggl Track API to manage your timers.

Automatically number or re-number headings.

Force the view mode for a note by using frontmatter: YAML block with 'obsidian_ui_mode' as key.

Quickly preview and select installed themes.

Get links to blocks and headings from the right-click menu.

Commands for handling a zettelkasten with Luhman-style IDs as filenames.

Reuse custom JavaScript across desktop and mobile.

Focused on the current line, others faded like a ghost!

Enable to view your notes as cards.

Add any command to Obsidian's right-click menu.

Quickly switch and manage workspaces.

Prominently display bookmarked notes in the file explorer.

Add keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys) commonly found in code editors such as Visual Studio Code (VS Code) or Sublime Text.

Metadata export (on a schedule) for integration with third-party apps like launchers or graph analysis software.

Make planning your trip or event easier by rendering a calendar from event information found in your notes.

Keep frontmatter in sync with the last edit time.

Draw nomnoml diagrams.

Automatically generate a Map of Content for your vault.

Scan all your links in the vault and convert them to your desired format.

Do math! Evaluate math expressions within your notes.

Easily 'tab out' of links or other Markdown formatting characters.

Insert random quotes in the editor.