<ul><li>Obsidian is a versatile knowledge management tool that offers core and community plugins to enhance functionality.</li><li>Core plugins are officially built by Obsidian and come pre-installed, while community plugins offer additional features built by third-party developers.</li><li>To enable core plugins, users can access them through the Obsidian settings page.</li><li>Community plugins require users to disable the restricted mode in Obsidian settings to be able to install and use them.</li><li>Community plugins can be browsed and installed from the plugins store within Obsidian.</li><li>Manually installing plugins is discouraged due to potential compatibility issues.</li><li>Beta versions of plugins can be tested by using the BRAT plugin for beta plugin management.</li><li>To update plugins, users can check for updates in the Obsidian settings under Community plugins.</li><li>Plugins can be moved between vaults to avoid reinstallation, and can be removed easily from the plugins directory.</li><li>Plugins play a significant role in customizing and expanding the capabilities of Obsidian beyond its default features.</li></ul>

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