Image Context Menus
approvedby NomarCub
Image context menus (mostly on right click): Copy to clipboard, Open in default app, Show in system explorer, Reveal file in navigation, Open in new tab.
Image Context Menus
This plugin provides the following context menus for images in Obsidian:
- Copy to clipboard
- Copy URL to clipboard
- Open in default app
- Show in system explorer
- Reveal file in navigation
- Reveal in File Tree Alternative
- Open in new tab
- also available through middle mouse button click
- Rename
For online image embeds, only the "Copy to clipboard" option is available.
Context menus are also added to the canvas.
Most features work on mobile, but were only tested on Android.
Copying images:
See these other plugins for related functionality:
This plugin used to be called "Copy Image and URL context menu". It had link URL copying functionality (see 1.5.2 and prior), but that was removed when it was included in Obsidian 1.5.
It also used to have anOpen PDF externallyhover context menu for embedded PDFs, which was also removed when better Obsidian native functionality appeared (see 1.9.1).
Installation
You can install the plugin via the Community Plugins tab within the Obsidian app.
Here's the plugin on Obsidian's Community Plugins website.
You can install the plugin manually by copying a release to your .obsidian/plugins/copy-url-in-preview folder.
This plugin on other sites
Obsidian Stats page
Obsidian Addict page
Obsidian Hub page
Development
This plugin follows the structure of the Obsidian Sample Plugin, see further details there.
Contributions are welcome.
Credits
Original plugin by NomarCub.
If you like this plugin you can sponsor me here on GitHub: 
, or on PayPal here: 
- Renaming and mobile feature parity developed by Rikiub%
- Open in new tab developed by waterproofsodium
- Copying images developed by luckman212.
- Android image sharing developed by mnaoumov.
- Open PDF externally feature developed by mnaoumov.
- Canvas functionality, translations and fixes by Mara-Li
Thank you to the makers of the Tag Wrangler plugin, as it was a great starting point for working with context menus in Obsidian.
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