obsidian-hypothesis-plugin VS obsidian-raindrop-highlights-plugin

I'm using the obsidian-hypothesis-plugin to get my, well, Hypothes.is-annotations into my vault. Unfortunately, you can't edit the filename and I'm a rookie when it comes to coding. Has anyone figured out a way to edit the filename and automatically add a date?

I just discovered there is an obsidian plugin to sync Obsidian and hypotes.is: https://github.com/weichenw/obsidian-hypothesis-plugin

Most of the features are ported from Hypothesis Plugin like template and auto-sync. Some Raindrop unique features such as collection sync management and nested collections are also implemented as well.

Use hypothesis extension to highlight articles on the web and use the hypothesis plugin for Obsidian to import all your hypothesis notes/highlights into your vault

Sync Highlights and Annotations using the Hypothes.is Plugin. The plugin brings in the markup and metadata from the article into my vault.

Same for me. I am looking for The Obsidian Hypothesis Plugin that Eleanor's Obsidian Roundup helpfully mentioned. I can find it on Github (https://github.com/weichenw/obsidian-hypothesis-plugin) but it doesn't show up for installation when I browse the 350 available community plugins.

I use https://github.com/kaiiiz/obsidian-raindrop-highlights-plugin, it's in community plugins

I use this plugin to sync (all) links including highlights. Works like a charm! https://github.com/kaiiiz/obsidian-raindrop-highlights-plugin

Hi, I recently developed a new plugin called Raindrop Highlights (https://github.com/kaiiiz/obsidian-raindrop-highlights-plugin), and it's publicly available now. This plugin goes in a different direction than the above obsidian-raindrop plugin, as it doesn't focus on dataview-like feature.