by flowing-abyss
Small, targeted fixes and quality of life tweaks for Obsidian.
★ 3 stars↓ 3,149 downloadsUpdated 15d agoMIT
Micropatches

A small Obsidian plugin with targeted fixes and quality of life tweaks.
Patches
Click a patch name for a screenshot or short demo.
- Editor
- Scroll offset. Keeps space between the cursor and the edge of the editor.
- Code block language and title. Lets themes style code blocks by language, title and plain-text state.
- Copy inline code on click. Click inline code to copy it. Copying selected text is optional.
- Footnotes in the margin. Shows editable footnotes beside the note.
- Navigation
- Periodic note breadcrumbs. Adds links to the previous and next period. Requires Periodic Notes 1.0.0 or newer.
- Backlinks defaults. Sets the default display and filters for backlinks.
- Heading backlinks. Shows links to each heading. Can also update incoming links when a heading is renamed.
- Outline follows viewport. Keeps the Outline on the section you are reading or editing.
- Local graph in notes. Shows a local graph below the title or above backlinks.
- Interface
- Hide traffic lights. Hides desktop window buttons and their reserved space.
- Hot corners. Runs a command when you hold a modifier key and move into a window corner.
- Double-tap commands. Runs a command when you tap a modifier key twice.
- Focus mode command. Hides the surrounding interface and dims text outside the current line.
- Performance
- Cursor repeat throttle. Prevents freezes when an arrow key is held down.
- Instant UI. Removes most interface animations while keeping loading indicators.
- Bases
- Bases auto search. Opens the search bar when a base is first shown.
- Bases column search. Click a column header to filter its values.
- Bases groups. Fold table groups and drag rows between them, with a preview of where they will go.
- Bases pagination. Adds page buttons to bases with a result limit.
Each patch can be switched on or off separately in Settings or with its Toggle … command, no reload needed. All patches are disabled by default.
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