Simple Homepage
approvedby Dajhiro
Set a note as your homepage that behaves just like a web browser. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
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Simple Homepage
A homepage plugin that behaves just like a web browser.
Motivation
I use an index note as my homepage. I wanted this homepage feature to work the same way a web browser does, paired with a keyboard shortcut. A new tab and the homepage are separate concerns.
obsidian-homepage by novov likely already covers what most people need. This plugin, however, was built as one piece of a larger workflow I have in mind.
Features
Current
- Command — Provides a command to open the homepage.
- Running this command opens the homepage regardless of whether a tab with the homepage already open exists.
- Open on startup — Automatically opens the homepage when starting Obsidian with only an empty tab present.
- Ribbon Icon —
Click— CurrentShift-Click— New windowCtrl-Click— New tabAlt-Click— New Split
Usage
- Open Settings → Simple Homepage.
- Set Path to the note you want to use as your homepage.
- Optionally, enable Open on startup to open the homepage automatically when Obsidian starts with an empty tab.
- Use the Open homepage command (via the command palette or a keyboard shortcut), or select the ribbon icon, to open the homepage at any time.
Requirements
- Obsidian v1.6.6 or later.
- Works on both desktop and mobile.
Todo
-
Ctrl-Click— New tab (background, doesn't switch focus) -
Ctrl-Shift-Click— New tab (switches focus) -
Right-Click— Context menu (options / off)- Likely won't implement, depending on conventions from other core/community plugins.
Installation
- Open Settings → Community plugins.
- Select Browse and search for "Simple Homepage".
- Select Install, then Enable.
Acknowledgements
Inspired by obsidian-homepage by novov. As this is my first Obsidian plugin, I referenced novov's code quite a bit.
Support
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License
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