File Recency Star
approvedby Keeho Song
This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Adds a green star to files created within 1 day, and a yellow star to files modified within 1 day.
Updated todayMIT
File Recency Star
An Obsidian plugin that marks recently created and modified files in the file explorer with customizable markers.
Features
- Marker icons — configurable shape (★, ❗, ●, 🔥, ✦), color, and position (before/after filename)
- Title styling — bold, color change, or highlight on recent file titles
- Separate durations — independent thresholds for new and modified files
- Marker toggle — option to hide icons and use title styling only
- i18n — automatic Korean/English labels based on Obsidian language setting
Settings
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| New file color | Marker color for recently created files | #22c55e |
| Modified file color | Marker color for recently modified files | #eab308 |
| Marker shape | Icon character | ★ |
| Marker position | Before or after filename | After |
| New file duration | Hours to mark as new | 24 |
| Modified file duration | Hours to mark as modified | 24 |
| Refresh interval | Seconds between rescans | 60 |
| Title style | none / bold / color / highlight / bold+color | none |
| New file title color | Title color for created files | #22c55e |
| Modified file title color | Title color for modified files | #eab308 |
| Show marker icon | Toggle marker icon on/off | On |
Installation
From Obsidian Community Plugins
- Open Settings → Community Plugins → Browse
- Search for File Recency Star
- Click Install, then Enable
Manual Installation
- Download
main.jsandmanifest.jsonfrom the latest release - Create folder:
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/file-recency-star/ - Copy both files into the folder
- Enable the plugin in Settings → Community Plugins
License
MIT © Keeho Song
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