Silver, writing on the Obsidian blog:

It has been nearly four years since the first line of code of Obsidian was written on January 31st, 2020. Today we’re thrilled to announce the winners of our fourth annual Gems of the Year awards!

This year the Obsidian community nominated 287 projects, including plugins, themes, tools, content, and templates. After our panel narrowed down the selection and the community voted on the entries, we’re now excited to announce the winners.

Solid list of plugins and themes for the best note-taking app out there, many of which I wasn’t familiar with or hadn’t tested yet. The Border theme looks stunning and I’m going to give it a try as my primary theme in the app; the Home Tab plugin does exactly what I want from a new empty tab in Obsidian (a search box + recently opened files); Omnivore, which I’m testing as my read-later app after they added better Shortcuts integration, does a fantastic job syncing highlights to Obsidian with its plugin. Go check out this list of gems if you haven’t yet.

Side note: I’m really curious to see how the Obsidian team prioritizes updates to its iPhone and iPad apps (by far, the weakest spot of the app) in 2024.