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This plugin is amazing! It makes Obsidian considerably more viable as sort of a file manager, which is great for me in a profession where I have to deal with many, many .docx and .pdf files.
I have one suggestion. I think the plugin may be even more useful if Opt/Alt + Click were a possible trigger for opening in the system viewer/default app.
The reason for this suggestion is that Obsidian's default preview plugin allows either a simple hover or hover + cmd/ctrl to prompt the preview popup. Thus, I'm often triggering a popup preview when hovering over a file name in the File Explorer with the aim of opening the relevant file in the default app.
If it were possible to use opt/alt + click to open in the default app, instead of cmd/ctrl + click, it would be easier to open a file without always bringing up a preview along the way.
Thanks again for making this! It's really great—so much so that it would be a great fit as a default functionality for Obsidian.
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Thank you for the kind words. Yes I even want to remove/invert the functionality as I have described here: #46
Using alt+click would be a fantastic implementation for this and I even thought about this too. The twofold problem I had was that alt+click already has another meaning: it adds a new curet (so you can actually type with multiple curets) this means we would partially break this functionality (who uses this anyways? and if it only happens when you click on a non-md-file-link this should be fine IMO). Unfortunately it also means that it is harder to implement because the openFile() function won’t be called (because they just add a curet). I think it should be possible to implement this somehow: For example by attaching a click listener for links and then reading the link and then calling the defaultApp function. So I will experiment a little with this as I do prefer this solution over any other too!
Thank you for bringing it up and posting the suggestion!
Yeah apparently I have no idea on how to implement this as there isn't enough information attached to the html-elements that I could use to follow the links. If anyone has an idea, please share
This plugin is amazing! It makes Obsidian considerably more viable as sort of a file manager, which is great for me in a profession where I have to deal with many, many .docx and .pdf files.
I have one suggestion. I think the plugin may be even more useful if Opt/Alt + Click were a possible trigger for opening in the system viewer/default app.
The reason for this suggestion is that Obsidian's default preview plugin allows either a simple hover or hover + cmd/ctrl to prompt the preview popup. Thus, I'm often triggering a popup preview when hovering over a file name in the File Explorer with the aim of opening the relevant file in the default app.
If it were possible to use opt/alt + click to open in the default app, instead of cmd/ctrl + click, it would be easier to open a file without always bringing up a preview along the way.
Thanks again for making this! It's really great—so much so that it would be a great fit as a default functionality for Obsidian.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: