I personally use the Obsidian Insider Build, a version of the Obsidian note-taking app that's still in development and offers features not yet available in the public version. In this blog post, let's discuss its purpose, how to download it, and what makes it unique. Before installing, it's crucial to backup existing notes and report any bugs or issues to the developers to ensure a smooth experience. I think taking these precautions is important.

What is Obsidian Insider Build?

The Obsidian note-taking app's beta version, known as the Obsidian Insider Build, is accessible only to users who have enrolled in the Obsidian Insider Program. These builds, which usually come out weekly, have new features and bug fixes that aren't yet in the public release of the app. I personally use the Insider Build because I like to have access to the latest and greatest features, even if they are not yet perfected.

Definition and Purpose of Obsidian Insider Build

The purpose of Obsidian Insider Build is to provide users with early access to new features and bug fixes. It also allows users to provide feedback to the Obsidian team so that they can make sure that the app is working properly before it is released to the public.

Difference between Public Release and Insider Build

The main difference between the public release of Obsidian and the Obsidian Insider Build is that the Insider Build contains new features and bug fixes that are not yet available in the public release. Insider Builds are also typically more unstable than the public release, which means that there is a greater risk of bugs or crashes.

How to Download Obsidian Insider Build

To download Obsidian Insider Build, you need to subscribe to the Obsidian Insider Program. You can do this by going to the Obsidian website and clicking on the "Insider Program" tab. Once you have subscribed, you will be able to download the Insider Build from the "Downloads" tab.

Subscription to Obsidian Insider Program

Subscription to the Obsidian Insider Program costs $10 per month. You can also subscribe to the Insider Program for a year for $90.

Accessing and Downloading Obsidian Insider Build

Once you have subscribed to the Obsidian Insider Program, you will be able to access and download the Insider Build from the "Downloads" tab on the Obsidian website. The Insider Build is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

How to Use Obsidian Insider Build

Once you have downloaded Obsidian Insider Build, you can start using it just like you would use the public release of the app. You can create notes, organize them into folders, and create backlinks between your notes. You can also use the Insider Build to create templates, export your notes, and import your notes from other apps.

Precautions

When using Obsidian Insider Build, there are a few precautions you should take:

• Don't forget to back up your notes : The Obsidian Insider Build is a beta version of the app, which isn't stable yet. If you use the Insider Build, there is a risk of losing your notes.
• Be ready for bugs and crashes : The Obsidian Insider Build is a beta version of the app, which isn't stable yet. When using the Insider Build, there is a risk of encountering bugs or crashes.
• Give feedback to the Obsidian team : If you encounter any bugs or crashes while using the Obsidian Insider Build, make sure to give feedback to the Obsidian team. They can fix the issues with your feedback. To provide feedback, click on the "Help" tab and then click the "Submit Feedback" button. I personally use this feature whenever I face any issue with the app. By sharing your experience, you can help make the app better for everyone.

What are the Features of Obsidian Insider Build?

The Obsidian Insider Build is a version of Obsidian that is still under development. It is not the stable release, so it may have some bugs or missing features. However, it also has some new features that are not yet available in the stable release.

Here are some of the new features of the Obsidian Insider Build:

• User-friendly Editor: The new editor has added user-friendly features, making it easier to use. I personally appreciate the ability to create multiple heading levels and insert images.
• Plugin Addition: With the Obsidian Insider Build, you now have access to a plugin system that allows you to enhance your Obsidian vault with new features.
• Graph Relationships: The Obsidian Insider Build now provides a new graph view, showcasing the relationships between your notes.
• Exportation Options: The Obsidian Insider Build has also introduced a new export system, giving you the ability to export your notes in various formats. I think this is a great feature for those who like to have their notes in different formats.

Precautions Before Installing Obsidian Insider Build

I think it's important to take a few precautions before installing the Obsidian Insider Build. I personally use the following steps to ensure a smooth experience:

• Protect your notes: Before installing the Obsidian Insider Build, I make sure to back up my existing notes. This way, I can rest assured that my data won't be lost in case something unexpected happens.
• Share your experiences: If you come across any bugs or issues while using the Obsidian Insider Build, I encourage you to share them with the Obsidian team. This feedback can help improve the software for everyone.

How to Download Obsidian Insider Build

You can download the Obsidian Insider Build from the Obsidian website. Once you have downloaded the file, you can install it by following the instructions on the Obsidian website.

How to Use Obsidian Insider Build

You can start using the Obsidian Insider Build by either creating a new vault or opening an existing one after it's been installed. Along with all the features of the stable release, the Obsidian Insider Build also includes some new and exciting features listed above. I personally use the Insider Build and find it very useful.

Conclusion

The Obsidian Insider Build is a great way to get a sneak peek at the new features that are coming to Obsidian. It is also a great way to help the Obsidian team to improve the software by reporting bugs and issues.