Obsidian plugins with #find#

The Find Orphaned Images plugin is a valuable addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit. This plugin helps you maintain a tidy and organized vault by identifying images that are not linked anywhere in your notes, making it easy to clean up and free up space. With this plugin, you can generate a report of all orphaned images, delete them with ease, and even customize settings to suit your needs. The plugin also includes features like customizable image extensions, maximum delete count, and a sidebar button for quick access to its functions.

The Find and replace in selection plugin enhances text editing in Obsidian by allowing users to perform search-and-replace operations within a specific selection of text. This plugin supports both plain text and regular expressions for flexible pattern matching and replacement. Users can configure search patterns and replacement strings through the plugin's settings, and execute the command via a hotkey or the command palette. It's particularly useful for bulk text modifications, such as changing header levels, removing formatting, or adjusting embed link syntax.

The Relative Find plugin allows users to search for specific words or phrases relative to the cursor position within a note. It enables focused searches either before, after, or throughout the entire document. This feature enhances note navigation, making it easier to locate relevant information near the current editing position. Additionally, the plugin includes a command to copy search results directly from Obsidian's search pane to the clipboard, offering a convenient way to extract and reuse search outputs. These features support a more efficient workflow for users handling large notes or working with detailed text files.