How To Use Obsidian: The Most Powerful Obsidian Tool Available NOW

[@texloch1401]

Thanks for the info! Such a cool extension.

[@plus1creator]

You're welcome! Cool, right?

[@texloch1401]

@@plus1creator Your content is heavily underrated by the way, love your stuff

[@plus1creator]

🙏

[@DataCrossPuzzles]

This is the perfect time for this video as Omnivore, which didn't quite mature enough to be useful enough for my flow, before getting sold to an AI company 🙄. I installed the Web Clipper extension last month but haven't had the time to set it up properly. Planning on setting it up during the holidays. Thanks for the vid, gonna revisit it in a few weeks.

[@plus1creator]

Awesome timing!

[@PawFromTheBroons]

14:55 It most certainly is a typo, and should be compatible with 1.7.6 down. They wouldn't release anything only compatible with way back when.

[@plus1creator]

Good to know I'm not going crazy. Sometimes when you're trying to record & teach at the same time, the "make sense of this" part of my brain doesn't work right.

[@SteveLarsenStuff]

When I tried it, I had to open the highlighter tool, then click on page elements to highlight, and add it to a note. The feature works for me. It's almost like the extension doesn't care about what you've already highlighted.

[@plus1creator]

Hopefully that gets ironed out; maybe it's just growing pains.

[@BonBonShrimp]

Hi Jason Sudeikis 😉

[@plus1creator]

I'll take it!

[@EllisBooker]

Obsidian Web Clipper isn't working on my Chromebook. Works fine on my other systems. The extension installs correctly to Chrome, and I can change settings, but the button "Add to Obsidian" doesn't work. I haven't dug into the problem yet. Anybody else experiencing this?

[@plus1creator]

That's a bummer. I just looked at the Obsidian site, and it doesn't explicitly say that it'll run on the Chromebook environment. Might run, but doesn't say it's officially part of the supported environments, right? So it might be a thing where Obsidian runs in Chromebook & Web Clipper works in Chrome, but there's something about the Chromebook operating environment that won't bridge those two since it's not part of the Google environment? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Way above my paygrade.

[@odebroqueville]

The highlight was gone because you visited a different page, Dude!

[@plus1creator]

You'd hope you're never that stupid, and then you try to think & talk to a camera at the same time... X^D Thanks for the heads up.

[@odebroqueville]

@@plus1creator Never stupid, just a little distracted ! Anyway, thank you for the video. Your explanations are very clear. I wish the highlights would support more colours. I'm trying to see if I can modify the web clipper to work with the Chrome extension Web-Highlights and with the Obsidian plugin Highlightr. That would be cool!

[@plus1creator]

Means the world to me, thank you. 🙏

[@AliMuhammadAli]

I watched some of your videos. - please consider shortening the intros. - don't assume people don't know anything so you have to mention all details. focus on less but important points. Thank you

[@plus1creator]

1) Thanks for watching and 2) thanks for the guidance. I'll be taking this to heart.

[@martinhoneves]

Well don't assume that people know or +1creator will alienate some viewers, if you know something skip the intro or that specific part.

[@radiotoestel6273]

Not everyone is as smart as you, there are older people and beginners. How about using the time stamp and skip the intro. What does "focus on less but important points" mean? Perhaps you should ask a question with a few more details so people would understand what you are actually asking. You're doing a great job 1creator thanks for all the details.

[@plus1creator]

​@@radiotoestel6273I appreciate you ♥️

[@Jaes596]

use timestamps man stop being lazy. There are greater things in this world to complain about. This man takes the time out of his day to make these videos. Please consider this. thank you.

[@AutisticCuriosity]

The whole point of a Zettlekasten isn’t to make To do lists … or to pull stuff off the internet it is to act as an effective note taker. A simple way of organising notes you personally make. From complex notes and it’s that processing that allows us to absorb information as atomic notes. It really is that simple, anything more might make for ‘content’ however I believe it is just another form of complexity that’s should be called what it is. Procrastination.

[@plus1creator]

I don't remember mentioning Zettlekasten.

[@Jaes596]

Thank god the world doesn't run on your opinion of how things should be.