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    Downloads Name Description
    4,499 FolderFile Splitter Splits folder and file lists into separate views, simplifying navigation, improving clarity, and making it more intuitive to organize your notes
    4,500 Auto Hyperlink Insert hyperlink according to user-defined rule.
    4,514 Amazing Marvin Get data from Amazing Marvin.
    4,522 Vault 2 Book Convert your notes to a book creating a single file containing all the notes linked.
    4,527 Relative Find Search relative to your cursor position.
    4,527 Metronome Add interactive metronomes to your notes.
    4,533 Shukuchi Teleport to links (URL or internal link) and jump to their destinations.
    4,541 braincache Create braincache flashcards.
    4,551 Mini Vimrc Add Vim keybindings via .vimrc
    4,569 Custom Node Size Customize nodes size for improved graph understanding.
    4,572 Tokei A simple time and date display.
    4,573 File Chucker Quickly move a file to a new or existing folder, then open the next file.
    4,575 Oura Ring Import Oura Ring data into a note.
    4,582 Memorization Generate study index notes using a spaced repetition algorithm (SM-2).
    4,583 Geocoding Properties Insert address and location data from geocoding APIs as YAML properties.
    4,589 Link Range Add ranged wikilink support.
    4,596 File Include Include or embed files in Obsidian Markdown.
    4,612 Autoscroll Automatically scroll down the content with the provided speed.
    4,620 Iconoir Icons Create and display customized SVG Iconoir icons.
    4,622 Hugo preview Preview your Hugo site.
    4,625 Vocabulary Highlighter Hightlight vocabulary based on the word frequency.
    4,626 InlineCodeHighlight Highlight inline `'md **code**` blocks as well as you do the ```md **big**``` ones.
    4,644 Quote Share Easily generate beautiful gradient images from text and share them on social media.
    4,645 Sigma Use notes as calculation sheets.
    4,652 Line Arrange Shuffle, reverse, or sort lines, using either visual width or lexical order.