The Note Refactor plugin for Obsidian provides various features to streamline your note-taking workflow. With this plugin, you can extract specific sections of notes into new files, normalize heading levels, and customize file names with date and time formats. You can also include the first line of the selected text as a heading in the new note. Additionally, the plugin allows for transclusion by default and provides customizable templates for note links and refactored content. With its robust feature set, Note Refactor helps you create organized and easily searchable notes.

The Note Splitter plugin for Obsidian.md allows users to split a single note into multiple notes based on a designated delimiter. This feature can be particularly useful when dealing with large amounts of content, such as articles or documents, that need to be organized and structured. With Note Splitter, you can easily divide your notes into smaller, more manageable chunks while retaining the original formatting and structure.

The Tab Shifter plugin brings two exciting features to your Obsidian workflow. Firstly, you can now easily shift tabs between different "tab groups" with the same behavior as popular code editors like WebStorm. Secondly, you can use keyboard shortcuts like cmd+alt+arrow to navigate through open tabs across tab group boundaries. This plugin is particularly useful for those who work with multiple markdown files and need to switch between them quickly. Note that this plugin uses unofficial API calls, so its behavior may change if the underlying structure of Obsidian's UI changes in future updates.