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The chart below shows the correlation between the name of the plugin and the number of downloads. The regression line is calculated using the Simple Linear
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Regression algorithm. It is evident that there is a slight correlation between the placement of the plugin in the alphabet and the number of downloads.
This chart shows the overall distribution of downloads, it is clear that the majority of plugins have a low number of downloads, with a few plugins having a
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Some fields in the manifest are optional, such as <code>authorUrl</code> and <code>fundingUrl</code>. Additionally, some plugin authors add extra,
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non-standard fields to the manifest, such as <code>helpUrl</code>. The following chart shows the percentage of plugins that have these fields set.
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<p>Plugins can specify that they only work on the desktop version of Obsidian, which is useful for plugins that use features not available on mobile.</p>
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The next chart shows years of inactivity grouped by the month in which the plugin was released. The negative space represents the percentage of plugins that
distribution of how many assets of each type are included in all releases. The third bar shows the distribution of the average sizes of each asset type.
The next graph shows the evolution of asset sizes over time. The data is split by asset type. Note that gaps may appear, as not every asset type is included
This graph shows the split between downloads of assets for different instruction sets. The instruction set is the type of CPU architecture that the asset is
The following table shows the sum of changes made in each minor release, grouped by category. Note that the number of changes in this table can be inflated,
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