gm-notes VS monks-little-details

GM Notes has done well for me. Lets you add a little pinned text box to any object that only the GM can see (button for it's up at the top of the relevant object window)

check GM Notes, its compatible with 9.x

GM Notes

"update to 0.5 · syl3r86/gm-notes@0e5cba0 · GitHub" https://github.com/syl3r86/gm-notes/commit/0e5cba0d4a33122da7e72b3c16ff5d6457ea6d8d

The GM Notes module adds a special notes section to actors, items and more. It doesn't pop them out automatically though. You still need to go into the actor's sheet.

I use the GM notes module (https://github.com/syl3r86/gm-notes). It adds a new tab to all entities like actors, journal entries, items and so on where the GM can write notes which are visible only to himself

monks-little-details - Add-On Module for Foundry VTT It's just a bunch of little things to make the program run a little smoother and look a little better. But a lot are based on personal preference.

Monk's little details. Lots of little quality of life fixes and tweaks. I mostly use this to make combat easier.

Maybe a workaround... Monk's Little Details, allows you to add sound to NPC tokens, and you can play them from the token hud. You could build a soundboard out of NPC tokens.

Monk's Little Details

Monk's Little Details (v9 Compatible) There's a setting called 'Movement Key' where you can set a hotkey to hold while dragging the token to the new location to immediately move them there.

https://github.com/ironmonk88/monks-little-details This module has bunch of options, one of them is to signal player, that theirs turn is up next.

Monk's Little Details - some QoL things including turn indicator (Next Up seems to be a little bit more advanced in this).

There's a plugin called Monk's Little Details, which does a lot of things actually. One of the things it does is add a toggle to wall editing mode that will make it so that, if two (or more) walls have an endpoint on the exact same spot, dragging that node will move ALL the connected walls at once, so they stay stuck together. This would give you a bit of the "stretch and resize" you're asking for, although you need to move each corner node one at a time.