Obsidian

An Introduction to the Obsidian web clipper, a browser add-on released towards the end of 2024. This tool allows users to clip websites directly into their Obsidian vault, making it easier to capture source notes from the web. The guide explores the functionality of the web clipper, how to install it, and how to use it effectively. The author mentions that while they primarily use Readwise Reader for capturing content to read later, they see the web clipper as useful for capturing websites found during research directly into their vault. The guide also advises users who don’t use a read-later app to consider how they manage these notes to avoid system overload.

After reading Jorge Medina’s insightful article on creativity and overwhelm, I realized the need to revamp my Obsidian file structure. By streamlining my vault and adopting a more organized approach, I’ve been able to better manage the influx of information, prioritize note processing, and enhance my Zettelkasten system. This change not only aids in learning but also fuels creativity by allowing ideas to link and evolve naturally. Join me as I delve into the steps I took and the lessons learned along the way.

This guide will take you through the process of creating a new table and editing the layout of an existing table.