Saturday, September 20, 2025
Modern file explorer for Obsidian Full keyboard navigation. Dual-pane layout. Mobile optimized. Notebook Navigator is a truly great plugin for one of my favorite apps, Obsidian. Screenshot Homepage Notebook Navigator (2025-09-20) notebooknavigator.com/
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
For over a year, a draft has been lying in my project folder, in which I wanted to describe all the shortcuts I use to automatically add some information to my Daily Notes in Obsidian at the end of the day. However, the project was far too big, as my setup is quite complex, and so I haven’t really made any real progress in writing so far. That’s why I thought I should break it down into several smaller pieces (posts), as is always advisable with large tasks, and just start.
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
Lou wrote about his Obsidian plugins and mentioned the Share My Plugin List plugin. I’ve previously shared my 10 favorite plugins, but this tool makes it so easy to list all my enabled plugins that I couldn’t resist giving it a try: ⬇️ Readwise Official by Readwise: Official Readwise <-> Obsidian integration ⬇️ Calendar by Liam Cain: Calendar view of your daily notes ⬇️ Paste URL into selection: Paste URL “into” selected text.
OMG why did nobody tell me that Dataview Publisher (https://github.com/udus122/dataview-publisher) for #Obsidian exists? What a freakin' game changer 🤩.
Friday, November 29, 2024
I know there are now over two thousand plugins for Obsidian, and everyone uses a different combination. There are also countless lists suggesting various plugins. But that’s the great thing: The individual combination of plugins makes Obsidian exactly the (power) tool that each user wants it to be. So, here are my ten most important plugins1: Dataview: If the Dataview plugin didn’t exist, I might not use Obsidian but something else.
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
You can do so much fun stuff with Obsidian and Dataview. I added notes for all of my electronic gear and based on properties for purchase date and price an inline dataview calculates the costs per week for each item, every time the note is opened 🤩 This is the actual inline calculation for cost/week: =round(number(replace(this.preis,",",".")) / number(durationformat(dur(date(now) - this.kaufdatum),"w")),2) with preis: price property; as I am located in GER I use a textfield with an entry like “42,99 €”; therefore the replacement of “,” by “.
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
You can do so much fun stuff with Obsidian and Dataview. I added notes for all my pico-8 games, containing the cartridge png itself and added some Templater and Properties magic. With the help of Keyboard Maestro I can now click on the little play button in my Dataview table and the game just launches 🤩