A obsidian plugin that allows to copy in markdown in reading view or canvas read-only view

Obsidian plugin that adds the ability to paste text from Obsidian's clipboard history.

The Paste as Embed plugin automates the process of creating and embedding new notes in Obsidian based on pasted text. It uses user-defined rules with regular expressions to determine when to trigger this functionality. When activated, the plugin processes the pasted text, applies an optional template, creates a new note with the content, and embeds it into the current note. This feature is especially useful for managing complex data, such as JSON for interactive elements, by isolating it in separate notes. It improves organization, reduces clutter, and enhances editing efficiency while maintaining seamless integration within your workspace.

The Text expand plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who struggle with lengthy notes and want to streamline their workflow. This plugin allows you to define abbreviations that can be expanded into longer text snippets, making it easy to insert frequently used phrases or sentences into your notes. With Text Expand, you can save time and reduce the clutter in your notes by avoiding repetitive typing. The plugin also supports custom formatting options, so you can tailor the output to fit your writing style. Whether you're a busy professional or a student looking to boost your productivity, Text Expand is an essential tool for anyone who wants to work smarter, not harder.

The Paste As Html plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently work with HTML content. This simple yet powerful plugin allows you to easily paste HTML code into your notes while retaining the original CSS styling. By assigning a shortcut key (Ctrl + P on Windows or Command + P on Mac), you can quickly paste HTML content without losing its formatting or visual appeal. Whether you're working with web development, designing templates, or simply sharing HTML snippets with others, this plugin streamlines the process and saves you time.

The Paste URL into selection plugin offers a convenient way to insert links (URLs) into your selected text with ease, similar to Notion's functionality. With this plugin, you can simply copy the link and then use the familiar `Ctrl/Cmd + V` shortcut to paste it into your Obsidian note. Additionally, the plugin also allows you to insert text into a selected link by using the command palette or setting up a hotkey. This feature is especially useful for those who frequently work with links in their notes.

The Paste Mode plugin enhances Obsidian's paste functionality with customizable modes that adapt pasted content to the user's workflow. Users can choose from various paste modes, such as plain text, blockquotes, markdown conversion, and code blocks, with all modes respecting the current cursor's indentation. The plugin supports dynamic attachment saving and downloading local copies of linked attachments, enabling seamless file management. Additionally, it offers tools to toggle blockquotes at the current indentation level and automatically escape problematic Markdown characters. These features streamline the process of embedding and formatting content in notes, making the plugin particularly useful for users working with structured or technical data.

The Paste transform plugin allows you to effortlessly transform pasted text into hyperlinks or formatted text. With this plugin, you can define custom regex patterns and replacement rules to handle different types of pasted content. For instance, you can automatically turn GitHub issue numbers like "ASD-123" into clickable links that direct you to the corresponding issue tracker page. The plugin also comes with pre-built examples for handling GitHub and Wikipedia links. You can test your custom transformations using a built-in try-out feature, making it easy to refine your regex patterns and replacement rules.

The Line Commands plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who often find themselves working with multiple lines of text. This plugin adds five new commands to your toolbar, allowing you to quickly select, copy, cut, paste before, and paste after individual lines of text. Whether you're on desktop or mobile, these commands make it easy to manipulate your text without having to manually select entire blocks of code. With the "cut lines" command, you can now easily move lines around with precision, even on small mobile screens.