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Obsidian is one of the best note-taking apps that’s available across platforms. You can use it on your Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS, making it probably the best cross-platform note-taking app you can use. The best feature of Obsidian is that it saves your notes in plain-text format, so if you decide to jump switch in the future, you can do so easily.
With Obsidian, you also get features like note-linking, backlinks, graph view, canvas view, and more. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Thanks to its vast plugin ecosystem, you can enable almost any feature you can think of. However, we understand that getting started with the plugin system can be confusing, so we are here to help.
In this guide, we will show you how to install plugins in Obsidian and then list the best Obsidian plugins to install to streamline your notes.
How to install plugins in Obsidian
There are two types of plugins in the Obsidian system: core plugins and community plugins. Core plugins are developed by the Obsidian…
