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⭐ I Tier List Ranked All 30 Obsidian Core Plugins
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Prefer to read (or listen to) this newsletter in your browser? Click here. 💡 The Big Idea: Not All Core Plugins Are Created Equal.Obsidian ships with a bunch of core plugins, but some are definitely more useful than others. This week, I completed a full tier list ranking of all 30 core plugins. If you don't recognize the icons, it's because I made them all myself 😂 Here's the full breakdown of my Core plugin tier lists rankings:
In the full post, I share quite a bit about each plugin:
It's far too long for an email (over 4,000 words!), so click here if you want to dive deeper into my rankings. — Mike |
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