A native Markdown / Obsidian Vault Reader plugin could be a killer feature for Supernote
One of my biggest use cases for an e-ink device is not just writing notes, but reviewing and studying knowledge I've already accumulated over time.
Right now, I sideload Obsidian on my Supernote, but honestly the experience is pretty rough:
slow UI
heavy scrolling
non e-ink-friendly interactions
too many desktop-oriented features
battery/performance overhea
And the thing is… I don't actually need the full Obsidian experience on Supernote. What I really want is something much simpler and more aligned with e-ink strengths:
read Markdown notes comfortably
browse an Obsidian vault
follow [[wikilinks]]
search notes quickly
maybe see simple backlinks/tags
open attached PDFs
review knowledge in distraction-free mode
So instead of trying to make the full Android Obsidian app run well through sideloading, maybe the new plugin system opens the door to something better: a lightweight native Markdown / vault reader plugin built specifically for Supernote.
Basically an “Obsidian-lite” optimized for reading and review rather than heavy editing. I feel this would fit the philosophy of Supernote much better than running full desktop-style apps on e-ink hardware.
Curious if other people would use something like this, and whether the current plugin APIs would make it feasible.