Highlightr-Plugin VS obsidian-languagetool-plugin

That said Markdown is compatible with HTML, so you could use elements to wrap sections of text in custom fonts. This is essentially how the Highlightr plugin works https://github.com/chetachiezikeuzor/Highlightr-Plugin

Obsidian has various highlighter plugins; I'm not aware that any of them let you directly search by color. However one could do a search of the underlying document to find the color codes e.g. the Highlightr plugin's color code can be seen here.

First, I use the minimal theme in dark mode and my problem related to highlighting. I highligh text using the Highlightr plugin: https://github.com/chetachiezikeuzor/Highlightr-Plugin

there should be a community plugin for that. try https://github.com/chetachiezikeuzor/Highlightr-Plugin

If you haven't found it until now, here's the Github.

There's a plugin for Obsidian and browser extensions for every (common) browser, as well as integrations for OpenOffice and LibreOffice. No native app like on Windows, but I don't consider that a huge deal.

Hello, u/MrNoisy. Will try to answer your questions. 1. If you decided to use a local "check" done by Docker's local container -- you need to have that container running. It could be useful if you do not want to use the standard option and have no premium account. 2. "Doesn’t always get all misspelled words or it takes quite a while for scanning the note" -- probably if you are using the "Standard" option for LT -- it could be a reason. As LT devs state it here: "When using it, please keep the following rules in mind: ... This is a free service, thus there are no guarantees about performance or availability. The limits may change anytime" 3. You are free to use Custom Url and local Docker container without any limitation. But if you have a Premium subscription (as the developer of the LT plugin for Obsidian wrote on his GitHub page)