Mini Notes

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by Bana Tawalbeh

Your quick thoughts, beautifully displayed, with a Google Keep-style colorful card-based view.

54 starsUpdated 1mo agoMITDiscovered via Obsidian Unofficial Plugins
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Mini Notes

Your quick thoughts, beautifully displayed, without worrying about organization. Review them later in a colorful Google Keep-style card-based view, where you can pin, tag, and arrange what matters.

  • view your notes in a google keep-notes similar layout
  • change the bg color of your notes!
  • pin your most important notes
  • filter your notes based on their tags, folder, color, type.
    • Example: folder:projects color:yellow tag:cs

Light Theme

Dark Theme

Aligns with whatever theme you have!

Other Themes

IOS & Android Mobile Support

Android View

Coloring Notes: Hover on a note >> select the color you want.

Coloring Notes Steps

Creating a New Mini Note

  • Click on the icon in the cards view
  • Search for "Mini Notes: Create new mini note"
  • Notes are created in the "Mini Notes" folder by default (configurable in settings)
  • Recommended Hotkey: Ctrl + [

Opening the Cards View

  • Click the grid icon in the left ribbon, or
  • Search for "Mini Notes: Open view"
  • The view will intially load all notes (configurable in settings)
  • Recommended Hotkey: Ctrl + ]

Customizing the View

  • Edit the title by clicking on it directly
  • Drag cards to reorder them
  • Settings → Mini Notes to configure:
    • Source folder (where notes are fetched from)
    • Create folder (where new mini notes will be saved)
    • Maximum notes to display (default: 150)
    • Theme color preferences

Filtering: within the search bar

  • search for normal text, using the smart search or
  • filter by: (folder:, tag:, color:, type:, is:, has:)
    • folder: and see all available folders
    • tag: and see all available tags
    • color: and see all color options
    • type: and see all content type options
    • is: is:pinned or is:unpinned

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