However, there is a Library button that shows up in the browser, Chrome, for example, that does not show up in Obsidian. See screen clips below. Once you get into a book you cannot go back to the Library without this button.
In Chrome:
In Obsidian:
Obsidian 0.12.3
Windows 10 Pro 20H2, OS build 19042.985
Surface Pro 5
Addendum: By exposing the Inspector, I was able to to clear the session and cache re-login to Cloud Reader, getting back to the Library. Can one invoke clearing the session and cache from a Button, perhaps? This would still be cumbersome, of course, but better then opening the inspector each time.
I’m successfully interacting with my private Trello content in Obsidian, thanks to @Floran!
His plugin: Convert URL to preview (iframe) has a pop-up that allows me to navigate through the ‘Log in’ process, after which the content previews correctly.
Below is what I’m using for the embed code, but as a noob, I’d be happy for any improvements/suggestions.
For folks interested in music, I just found http://xenpaper.com, an in-browser ‘text-based microtonal sequencer’. It’s fun to just type in pitches as numbers (or ratios or Hz) – a bit of a time sink. I think each thing gets saved in the url. This is something I was playing around with for example:
How do you do this? No iframe allows me to open my CryptPad files from Obsidian, I have an embedded popup that says something like ‘cannot open pop-up windows’. The only thing it allows me to do is create folders. Would you share the iframe you are using? CryptPad is really awesome
I created this thread for all those who want to go into detail about iframe in Obsidian for cloud-hosted docs, and collaborative team work in markdown. I hope you like it!
Not doing anything fancy, its a public available cryptpad (not tied to my account) → we mainly use it to communicate, draft ideas etc.
Honestly, i didnt used cryptpads that much before, and this worked straight out of the box - so i am not sure where i did something “right” =)
ClickUp works very very well in the iFrame.
Allows you to ‘login’ and access all private boards as required.
ClickUp is project management & task management on steroids.
The PomoFocus iframe works well. But is there a way to log into the session and make it persistent? Every time I move focus to another page in obsidian and later return to it, it resets the frame.
When I left Readwise, I explored all kinds of solutions for managing my Kindle highlights. I use the Custom Frames plugin to have the web kindle reader ( read amazon com ) in one sidebar pane and the web kindle notebook (read amazon com / notebook) in an adjoining pane.
The benefit of this is I no longer have to extract all of the highlights and notes at all; simply refer to them within Obsidian iframes. If I need to, it is a simple copy and paste from the iframe into a note.
Another benefit, I can read the kindle book within Obsidian.
Sweeeeet… out with the middle man! This has been a tremendous time saver in my complexity reduction program.