Taking notes from YouTube videos in Obsidian

[@nicolevdh]

THEME USED: Atom (light) PLUGINS mentioned: Media Extended, Timestamp Notes, YiNote (browser extension), Readwise Official

[@tassiaintheattic]

When I discovered Obsidian, my mind was blown. Since then, it’s the app I spend more hours in. But then, I discovered your channel, and now I’m even more obsessed (and productive)! Thank you for making such well scripted, well edited, well explained, thoughtful and entertaining videos. Your education style is amazing (clear, detailed and to the point, accessible, fun) and the content is of so much value. Big thank you for putting so much effort in teaching us for free, so abundant! Happy 2023/gelukkig nieuwjaar/Feliz Ano Novo/Feliz año nuevo to you and your loved ones, and much success in your endeavors ✨

[@nicolevdh]

Wow, I really appreciate that, Tassia! What a great comment. Thank you so much for the encouragement. It's heartwarming to hear that I've helped you in my own small way, and I wish you a very happy new year too!

[@ganjoy007]

try ReClipped

[@artehurso]

Wow, I wasn't expecting readwise reader to be that good, I'm astonished. Thanks for all the info Nicole, I didn't know any of these in order to capture ideas from KZbin videos. You're awesome

[@sandymakesplans]

thank you for writing these in a way that builds upon the previous app or extension plug in, rather than throwing out random ones that we could choose from without being able to compare them based on overlapping features/use cases. the mid-roll ads were hard on my attention span, and i had to rewind, but i still managed and you unlocked some fresh takes i needed to break out of a rut.

[@PierreJohnsonPro]

Thank you for this comprehensive video. I set up Time Stamp Notes, and have it going. Since I also use 2 screens, I looked for a method to use this plugin while having the video show full screen on one of my screen, and my video notes on the other. Good news, it is possible! Here is my simple method: 1) Open the video by the plugin in the inspector as shown here. 2) detach your note from the main Obsidian window and drag it to the screen where you want notes to be taken 3) leave your main Obsidian window with the video if this is the screen where you want to view it, or drag it to the other screen if you rather see it there 3) push on the fullscreen bottom at the right inferior corner of the video (next to the KZbin logo), and you are set! Commands work perfect with this setting.

[@TuanTran-gu7wo]

Nicole! I just watched your tutorial regarding Dataview, Metadata, YALM etc this afternoon and now there is new video🎉. I hope that as I non-tech like me, you can shoot more video regarding how to write metadata, what is ::, where to self-learn those stuff. ❤

[@nicolevdh]

Hi! Glad to hear it! Hmmm, since you've already watched those videos, I'm unsure what else to talk about. Metadata consists of the parameters and values that you add, the ones that can be used for Dataview. So you can use them in the YAML frontmatter as parameter: value or in the body of the note as Parameter:: value. If you would be willing to clarify what more about metadata you'd like to learn, maybe I can help better. :)

[@bribbri3697]

Wow, YiNote appears to be exactly what I've been missing in my workflow when it came to taking notes on online videos. Thank you so much for this video Nicole ♥♥♥♥

[@AndrewBentley-bx3vj]

Hi Nicole, great video! I've stumbled upon the same findings as you have in my journey to find the best KZbin video notation method. Very good stuff indeed. I've found a neat little trick that improves so many workflows, including taking KZbin video notes with the Timestamp Notes plugin. Perhaps you've considered this before, I think it's so powerful: 1. Install and use the Commander plugin 2. Go to the settings for Commander plugin > Macro tab 3. Create a macro, action #1 can be Timestamp Notes: Pause video, action #2 can be Timestamp Notes: Insert timestamp. 4. Set a hotkey to this macro. The result will be that it both pauses and inserts the timestamp into your note. Commander macros are just so powerful, I'm still exploring how many different use-cases it provides! Hope that helps. Thanks for posting videos like this on your channel!

[@Trecoolerok]

Sounds cool, thanks for the idea

[@DionV]

Thanks for the tip! To further expand on this, add another hotkey to pause/unpause the video so that once you have taken your note you can start the video again and continue on. I use the Global Hotkeys plugin for my hotkeys in Obsidian so that I can trigger Obsidian actions even is it is not the currently active window. Taking the suggested steps, I have Global Hotkeys set with "Super+Alt+Ctrl+T" to trigger a timestamp. Then I can use "Super+Alt+Ctrl+Space" to unpause the video and keep going. Using the "Super+Alt+Ctrl+[key]" combo helps ensure I don't collide with any other Windows hotkeys. (also works nicely for me as a left-handed person with my keyboard having CTRL, Win, and ALT keys in a row).

[@joellopesc]

É incrível como você acerta EM TODOS OS VÍDEOS. O conteúdo, a didática, a clareza na explicação... Enquanto muitas pessoas têm apenas algumas dessas qualidades, você tem todas elas juntas. E poder falar isso em português deixa tudo ainda mais incrível. Feliz Ano Novo, Nicole. Que você continue fazendo esse belo trabalho nos ensinando.

[@davidluan219]

legal ver brasileiros por aqui :)

[@ahn2828]

best guide for Video Notetaking!! I installed 'Timestamp to Notes' plugin

[@DigitalBrooke]

I KNEW YOU WOULDNT LET ME DOWN!!!!!!! And your Patreon is AWESOME!!!!

[@nicolevdh]

SO glad to hear that, on both counts!!! I've put a lot of effort into providing value for Patreon especially... thank you for all the support and encouragement, Brooke!!

[@Scrollgeek]

I love your channel-keep up the great work. I’m learning so much from you!

[@nicolevdh]

Happy to hear that! Thanks for the motivation! :)

[@overland3962]

Thank you for great info on Obsidian- love your videos.

[@alex-rb9dc]

As usual, a really wonderful video, super helpful. Thank you Nicole!

[@maurolimaok]

Lady, I'm watching again, and it's a charm. NOW the plugin "TimeStamp" marks and jumps to the video INSIDE Obsidian. That's great. I've tried annotation plugins on Firefox, some of them, and none worked as I wanted. Guess I have to try again. World spins, things evolve. Thanks, again!

[@ClaytonLivsey]

you know, i didn't find the workflow i was looking for, i'm usually looking to take notes on shorter videos than lectures, but i just really admire your attention to detail!

[@glyphack]

Thank you for this great video. I'm trying out the Readwise reader for taking notes from youtube and works very well. You can play the video and highlight and take notes on the transcript then export it to obsidian.

[@ragadrop]

Nice, I was looking to do this! Thanks!

[@nicolevdh]

Yay! Glad I answered your question in time. :)

[@omegapi212]

You came to my rescue as I started poking different apps to see how to have an KZbin -> Readwise -> Obsidian workflow in a more automated ADHD-friendly way!

[@nicolevdh]

Hey, I'm glad I could help you out in my own way! Thank you for the encouragement and for watching!

[@sandymakesplans]

it's also time. so many books (and videos) so little time.

[@keszycki]

I love your videos, and how well structured and informative they, really great work! Ps. Something about you that brings calmness into this noisy platform.

[@nicolevdh]

Awwww, what a lovely comment! Thank you, Jan. I'm happy to bring some calmness to your day.

[@obsidianmonk]

we love you nicole

[@KekoaSkills]

Awesome video with multiple options, this really helped me! Thank you

[@HungLe-pg3rh]

love your speak about Obsidian, Thanks Nicole

[@artemkuznetsov3776]

@nicolevdh WOW! It took me just 3 minutes of your video to rush to the comments. You just made my life so much easier! I've used obsidian for about a year. And only now I figured out how to streamline notetaking... Thanks to you! Excellent job, Nicole! You rock!

[@karimreaich615]

So interesting ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge Nicole. It helps a lot

[@gray.g]

Thank you, thank you Nicole, I was looking for ways like these for ages now

[@nicolevdh]

Yay! I'm glad I eventually covered it and answered your question!

[@fsmontenegro]

Poder interagir com você em Português é icing on the cake :-) Obrigado pelo vídeo, MUITO interessante. Saudações canadenses!😀

[@r0bo11]

I find a lot of videos I reference are taken off KZbin or deleted by the content creator. So I end up downloading a local copy of the video for preservation as well as learning. Is there any way to embed local videos timestamps into Obsidian or an embedded player from locally sourced videos? Thanks so much for your in-depth content!

[@silvermushroom-gamifyevery6430]

Likely too late to help original poster, but I personally used media extended for local files previously, and in those cases, the timestamps actually move the video to the time specified, instead of going to an external app.

[@r0bo11]

@@silvermushroom-gamifyevery6430 cool, thanks vm for the info. Never too late :)

[@TristanBailey]

These are helpful to learn thanks for video. One summary way might miss the points you wanted to take away. Export the captions from video and put them in ChatGPT and ask it to summarise or bullet points.

[@nicolevdh]

I believe Readwise Reader, which was the last way I mentioned, already using GPT-3 (what ChatGPT is based on), so it would be pretty much the same result.

[@mariasmith5550]

Thank you for a comprehensive review, it really helped me with my uni courses

[@flatbat777]

Thanks, this was the type of annotation options I was looking for.

[@Lyriks_]

Hello Nicole, happy new year, merry christmas and health in your home ! My question, perhaps already answered, (I'll check patreon later)is the following : Did you consider posting a video on how to take "coding notes" not "tech notes" but real coding stuff, i struggle between find a good balance between note taking(theoretical) and procedural learning(application) , perhaps subject to a future video ? 😇

[@LawrenceCarriere]

Another excellent video Nicole!

[@nicolevdh]

Glad you like it, Lawrence! :)

[@Trecoolerok]

Thanks for the video, Nicole. It showed me a new way to interact with youtube videos. At first i tried timestamps plugin, but I quicly realized how inconvenient it is. Then I tried readwise. I still think readwise way of working with youtube videos is the most conveniant and usefull - I don't think someone really need these timestamps, when you can actually see the text in front of your eyes. The main problem with readwise - it's expensive for me. Now I'm looking for alternatives, but none as such usefull and easy-to-use as readwise. Glasp is the only real free alternative, but they have a lot of disadvantages though. P.S. readwise reader is good for reading books, but I still more into zotero integration with obsidian. Unfortunatelly, they don't really support epub and android. Android is on-the-way, but for epub I will try obsidian plugin for notetaking. On screenshots it looks really beautiful

[@msmeraglia]

you really seem to have the perfect video for something that I always need lol was just thinking hmmm i wonder if there are decent ways to note a YT video... and here we are

[@nicolevdh]

Haha! I love that. Mostly I just make videos on things I was wondering myself, so I'm glad that worked out! :D

[@raulribeiro5263]

Hi Nicole ☺!!! First of all, the tutorial you posted on youtube for a beginner like me helps a lot.🥰 But I have a question, I want to create three notes every time I open obsidian, can I do that? sry for my english 😅😅 And I hope you have a lot of fun in my country Portugal 🇵🇹 .

[@facatempo]

It’s a great video, thank you for sharing so useful content!

[@nicolevdh]

Obrigada! :)

[@MacAutomationTips]

Nicole, I use a web service called WordTune Read. It provides a transcript and summary points/notes of a video. I simply copy and paste the video notes in my Mem notebook. If I need to take detailed notes from video, I would do it myself , but WordTune saves me time from manually taking notes from a video. The service allows for ten free summaries.

[@nicolevdh]

Good as another option, but Readwise already does all that and more so I don't think I'd pay for another service. :)

[@MacAutomationTips]

@@nicolevdh , understood. I didn’t know Readwise will provide summaries of articles and videos. I need to check into that.

[@artavantgarde]

I love your content I’ve been watching you for two years now. I hope I get to go to the PKM Summit in 2025.

[@daggerman-dcgk]

Thank you for this excellent video Nicole. Very helpful as always. I wonder, what is your current workflow for taking notes on KZbin videos? Greetings!

[@miedzystrunami]

Thanks for a great video! For me an ideal solution would be to create another type of markdown export in Yinote, so that the exported note is not only in markdown, but also supports Timestamp Notes plugin codeblock syntax. That way I could use Yinote to comfortably make notes with autopause in a browser, but then when the notes are exported, they'd open up in the vault as if they were created in Timestamp Notes, with video opening in the sidebar etc. I'm pretty sure it should be quite simple, maybe as an option for the markdown export to support Timestamp Notes syntax.

[@nicolevdh]

The good thing is, both Yinote and Timestamp Notes are open source, so you would definitely be able to do that if you wanted.

[@TristanBailey]

I really like the embedded time stamp one. Haven’t see that one.

[@nicolevdh]

Glad to highlight it! It's a useful little plugin.

[@klaaskay2685]

For this purpose, I've been using Slid and I've never looked back at other tools - at least so far. It's much more streamlined and easier to capture notes. The developer is kind enough to make it all free too (initially, there was a free version with limitation).

[@sandymakesplans]

does it allow for screenshots?

[@maurolimaok]

I know you do have a course about Obsidian. You are one of the most active and helpful persons on this matter. You shluld PIN you course right here, in the first comment. I'm pretty sure many people do not now about it.

[@nicolevdh]

Thank you! I really appreciate that. I don't want to be pushy, and my course is already linked in the description of every video, so I'm trying to keep the pinned comment more relevant to the video. You're so sweet for thinking of me, though!

[@maurolimaok]

@@nicolevdh My pleasure. Merry Christmas and a big hug, from Brazil.

[@CarrieAldridge]

Thanks!

[@nicolevdh]

You're so sweet, Carrie! Thank you for the encouragement!

[@PierreJohnsonPro]

THanks very much for this video. I'll try one or two options there. Not Readwise, but I was wondering if that function required a paid subscription to Reawise. FYI Firefox also supports the YiNote extension. I like to get my videos on separate windows, but a good integration in the panel as one of the Time Stam Nots Obisidian plugin offer could be a good idea.

[@ewtdfgh4547]

I use youtube videos alot for taking notes and had no idea about the plugins/extensions you describe. Presented as use cases and in a way that obsidian novices can get started is so valuable. My question regards using these plugins/extensions with youtube videos that are "downloaded (using youtube premiun account)" and viewed offline. I have 3 hour train commute each day and that is when I view the downloaded videos. I made a brief attempt with media extended and timestamp notes, but they dont seem to recognize youtube videos that are not online? thanks for help!

[@chariots8x230]

They said they would implement this feature in Obsidian in version 1.3.2 If it has been implemented by now, can you please do an updated video on how to use this feature in Obsidian without having to use plugins? Can we link to timestamps? Will the video timestamps work without leaving the Obsidian note? I hope Obsidian has added this as a core feature. If they have, I would really love to learn how to use it, because it would be very useful for doing research & taking good notes on specific subjects.

[@jamesstramer5186]

Great video as always!

[@nicolevdh]

Thank you, James! Appreciate the note of support. :)

[@HerbalND]

Excellent video ❤

[@randalfmajere7239]

Hi Nicole, thisi is a great video cz I need to take notes on your videos in my first steps into Obisidian (from Notion). 1 year have passed from your video, do you think things are the same or are there significant upgrades? Thx

[@maurolimaok]

Thanks for the video.

[@nicolevdh]

Thanks for watching!

[@AmeeliaK]

I couldn't get YiNote to work, the markdown export button just did nothing. And the bookmark window was very small, I don't know why. I tried it on Firefox.

[@madnessintomagic]

Great info. I sure with I could find a plugin for taking time stamped YT notes that will actually work on ipad. None of them support my device. :(

[@Generic_ytv]

Wanted to give a sad update, but It looks like both pluggins of video timestamps and media extended are no longer compatible with mobile/tablet versions of obsidian. It's a sad day because I was using the before. This may just be temporary, but who knows at this point lol. This is a solid video though, kudos.

[@ankteckningar]

Hi Nicole, love your work! I was just wondering about YiNote. Looking at their github it seems like no one is maintaining it anymore. Latest commit was over a year ago and latest release was two years ago. Would you still consider it safe to use? Sincerely, someone who knows just enough about online security to ask, but not enough to know on my own :P

[@greenthumb2489]

Hi Nicole, I pasted your youtube embed into Media. and got error message "Link not Supported". Any Ideas?

[@umimop]

Does anyone know, how to use Media Extended plugin with locally saved media? I keep hearing it's possible to integrate local content like this, but no explanation how to. Thanks in advance!

[@jrRim]

What's your currently approach to this? readwise is messy for youtube currently

[@VIDEdiTtEam]

Thank you for this! Regarding the readwise sync, how did you have your youtube notes categorized automatically under "video"? Mine categorized them under "articles" and I see NO options to categorize video notes to video folders in the readwise export option. Let me know please!

[@JosephDickson]

Firefox for desktop has a picture-in-picture feature where you can hover the video over the active application. (Similar to iPad OS if when minimizing KZbin while a video is playing).

[@nicolevdh]

I saw that, but it's too small for me! Heh. I have a lot of screen real estate, so I might as well use it!

[@wjhamilton1984]

Thanks for the video! I was interested in the timestamp notes plugin, but can't get it working with local files (I have an .mp4 file on my computer I would like to take timestamp notes for). Have you ever tried using it for local files, and if so were you able to get it to work successfully? Trying to find information online it seems some people have been able to use it for local files, but I haven't found clear instruction on how to do so and am struggling to get it to work.

[@LichtTempler]

How could YiNote do it _recently_, if the last time, they updated their extension was October 1, 2021?

[@workflowinmind]

Really great one as always! Now that I know so many paths, I must say I'm a bit lost regarding which workflow to stand by. Does anyone have tips on building your own Obsidian logic?

[@johanbaltazar2924]

I tried media extended and used it before 1.0 update, it seems to no longer be updated and it breaks when combining with new features like tabs and the like. I didn't know this timestamp plugin and im gonna give it a try, it seems simple but promising. Thx so much for the info. greets

[@ichmoimeyo]

Hi Nicole - a belated thank you for your thorough video. The Media Extended plugin does play the timestamps correctly WITHIN Obsidian for me. I believe it did not work for you because you pasted in a video url contained in a playlist - see @3:20 - instead of the direct video url.

[@ichmoimeyo]

UPDATE: The Media Extended plugin does play both the playlist url & the direct video url IN OBSIDIAN without opening your browser. You need to be in READING VIEW when you click the timestamp and it will open in Obsidian. You are in EDITING - LIVE PREVIEW and then it opens in the browser.

[@hamdani3178]

Thank you

[@thecasual1011]

How did you create hot keys for time stamp notes? Edit: Found it v Settings: Hotkeys: Time stamp notes:

[@guard13007]

A recent update made it so you can embed KZbin videos using Markdown image embed syntax, i.e.  for this video.

[@vladiiancu]

Recent update of what?

[@xTheRainFallsx]

You mentioned that Readwise has integrated with KZbin, but I haven't been able to find the announcement anywhere. Do you know where this was said?

[@pnhbs392]

Do you know how to make the video pop out to a 2nd monitor on Readwise?

[@omarabbas4250]

You really deserve all the best for all the efforts you do for us 🤍

[@lia.csm22]

Vim correndo. Assisto muitos vídeos. Tenho playlists intermináveis no youtube. Preciso de um sistema de gerenciamento melhor desse conteúdo.

[@nicolevdh]

Entendo! Eu também. É importante para mim ter uma maneira de recordar dos vídeos.

[@LALO365]

Have you tried the slid chrome extension?

[@adrianreeves6027]

Hi Nicole, Is there a way to create sort of a database of a person’s entire KZbin work (say yours) and put the text of each video to make it searchable in Obsidian? My goal would be to basically search different topics you spoke on in Obsidian. Thanks

[@nicolevdh]

Hi! I don't know of a way, but I do this for my own work, and it's accessible to my Patreon: pulse.ly/y7t8tr7ff0 No pressure, though!

[@nicholasvanbergen8560]

Love the content. (viewing from READER because of NvdH)

[@technovangelist]

yinote has always been integrated with readwise

[@Gejolito]

I love you!!

[@pumpmoon211]

Is it possible the subtitles to copy?

[@fabled-pilgrim]

Great tips. Decided to try Media Extended plugin on Windows platform. Set up hotkey for timestamp but when I select Command + P the media timestamp option is not available and that specific hotkey does nothing. Anyone know why this might be? I've played with all the settings and closed, relaunched Obsidian but nothing changes.

[@nicolevdh]

Windows doesn't recognise the Command key, so do you mean CTRL? If so, maybe try another shortcut. CTRL+P is usually printing (Obsidian uses Electron, so it behaves similarly to Chrome), so it may be that your hotkey isn't unique enough.

[@bucketofbarnacles]

Readwise Reader’s solution is nice but I would want timestamps to be embedded anyway. I go back to videos regularly. It seems easy enough to add as an option. Ghost Reader’s questions features are nice. I am wary of automated summaries.

[@timbushell8640]

timestamps are fully available in the auto transcription from KZbin.

[@bucketofbarnacles]

@@timbushell8640 Thanks. I want the timestamps in my Obsidian notes, though. Am I missing something?

[@nicolevdh]

Timestamp Notes is better for that, then!

[@toranshaw4029]

I just installed the Timestamp plugin, so ta for that. 🙂 I did look at YiNotes but saw it hadn't been updated since October 2021, so I'm hesitant to install an extension that hasn't been updated in so long! Do you have any suggestions for those embedded course videos, like on Skillshare or Udemy?

[@nicolevdh]

It hasn't been worked on, no, but it also doesn't do that much. It's not taking any sensitive information and it still works consistently, so I don't think it needs to be updated. I don't! I have not yet tried using these solutions for Skillshare or Udemy. I wonder if Readwise works on them...

[@toranshaw4029]

@@nicolevdh that's good to know, ta. I'm mostly concerned that extensions that haven't been updated in a good while could potentially be a security risk!

[@giftcp82]

looking for the video you mentioned 0:17. please share a link

[@Foxhunter_DE]

Thank you for this video. I wonder if there is any option to directly download the YT-video in my obsidian and store it there. At the moment i'm using JDownloader2 for that. The reason is, that from time to time videos on KZbin disappear because the owner closed his channel or just deleted it or marked it as private. So the resource is gone, and that is something i don't like. It would be great to automate the process of downloading the video to Obsidian - do you know any plugin which handles that?

[@nicolevdh]

Sorry, I don't! I watch too many KZbin videos to think about downloading them all. :)

[@Foxhunter_DE]

@@nicolevdh No problem, thank you for the quick reply :) I don't need it for any video, but some are really useful and for context, i would like to store them :)

[@ganjoy007]

Will you give ReClipped a try?

[@javedakhtar1534]

I use "askify" chrome extension to take KZbin notes. Later import in obsidian.

[@nicolevdh]

Haven't seen that one. Sounds like YiNote!

[@LudwikCSiadlak]

Does YiNote work with Kajabi?

[@nicolevdh]

Not sure! I don't use Kajabi.

[@RickySupriyadi]

yo guys I'm taking note about taking note 😌

[@nicodemos.]

is reader free?

[@2sridhark]

Also you do not explain how you get "time save" from player!

[@2sridhark]

This is not so good since if you were to stray away from the video that you opened through "Media extended", you will come back to something that is unrecognizable! If you embed the video with the embed code, at least you have the video there and you can go back and forth with it!

[@heliocarbex]

And for local videos? Everyone is struggling to solve.

[@RaRamercy]

watched 27-06-24

[@KatrinaMoody]

Dang you found something I haven't tried to use Reader for yet! :D Looks really useful! I HAVE really enjoyed using Reader already and I played around with Ghostreader. I really like the summary :D

[@lxzreaper]

视频清晰度好像不太够！

[@LinkEX]

0:00 As a German that just baked a bread plait for New Year, I have to point out that this is not how you properly fold a pretzel 🥨 As a Notetaker that dwells far too much here on KZbin, getting not just one but 5.5 methods for capturing information is absolutely amazing! 📺

[@nicolevdh]

Haha! I didn't even notice about the pretzel. :D Happy to give you options! I probably also spend a little too much time on KZbin. ;)

[@LinkEX]

@@nicolevdh Looks like there's one explanation for why you had such a rich assortment of notetaking specifically for KZbin, haha. If nothing else, it's a testament that you are very methodological and iterative about your notetaking habit. Aside from s I used a very brute-force approach to switch between the browser and the open note, jotting down timestamps without convenient links to the video.

[@amelianceskymusic]

Is a big difference between embedding video via or ![]()?

[@MartinJonesamheuwr]

Thank you for the information and another excellent video. Your content is so helpful and very easy to follow. I also use KZbin as a learning tool, and your options for taking notes from them were good. Of all the methods you demonstrated, I definitely see myself adopting the YiNote extension. Diolch yn fawr.

[@EcceMaterTua]

Thanks for the video, just subscribed! Two questions: 1. Did you ever develop the fork yourself mentioned at kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5u6omeZoJdgZtE 2. Do you have any alternatives to Readwise? Unfortunately it's too expensive for me to use. Edit: How do you store your KZbin videos in Obsidian? Do you keep a "KZbin" folder, or do you store videos in different folders? Just getting started with Obsidian here, thanks for your feedback.

[@hitler3846]

hi there thanks for u u make make me in love with obsidian but i need your help i need to syn tweets to obsidian auto for free please