Versie 1.11.4 van Obsidian is uitgekomen. Obsidian is een applicatie voor het maken van notities en is beschikbaar voor Android, iOS, Windows, Linux en macOS. Notities worden lokaal in Markdown opgeslagen, waardoor je altijd baas over je eigen data bent en deze eenvoudig naar een ander platform is te converteren. Het programma is uiterst aanpasbaar met honderden plug-ins en gratis te gebruiken, maar voor commercieel gebruik of bepaalde functionaliteit, zoals end-to-endversleuteling of versiecontrole, wordt wel een vergoeding gevraagd. De changelog voor deze uitgave ziet er als volgt uit:
Improvements
- Added icons to settings sections.
- Markdown links are now supported in text and list properties. Internal links are automatically updated when the destination file is moved or renamed.
- Daily notes: The daily note format can be selected from a list of predefined formats.
- Attempting to rename a file to include unsafe characters (such as '#' or ']') will only result in a warning.
- When importing files (e.g. via drag and drop), Obsidian now automatically strips out invalid characters from the filename.
- Added a "Copy path" submenu to the file context menu.
- macOS: Toggles and sliders are now styled to match their native counterparts.
- New setting Files & links › Default file to open. Choose between "Last opened files", "New note", "Specific note", or "Daily note". If you were previously using Daily notes option to "Open daily note on startup", be sure to update your vault to use this setting instead.
- New "Keychain" settings section for storing plugin secrets. Plugin API is coming soon.
- When text is selected, pasting a URL into the editor will convert the selection into a Markdown link using the URL (e.g.
[selected text](pasted URL)).- New setting: Community Plugins › Automatically check for plugin updates. Obsidian will check for plugin updates in the background every 3 days, or after the app updates.
- URI:
new,open, anddailyURI actions now support a newpaneTypeparam.
Param Description paneType=tabOpen in a new tab paneType=splitOpen in a new tab group paneType=windowOpen in a pop-out window (Desktop only) No longer broken
- Added new "Copy current file path from system root" command.
Developers
- Reference links no longer allow spaces before the link definition.
- Fixed issue where navigating between notes would sometimes cause a flicker when the properties list appeared/disappeared.
- Fixed external links (e.g.
[link](http://example.com)) inside text and list properties not opening in the browser.- Fixed issues with the "Inter" font not being recognized in the app.
- Fixed border and spacing around embedded Base files.
- Right-to-left languages (RTL): Fixed layout of property editor.
- Fixed "Move file" selector not showing the vault root (
/) as a valid destination.- Fixed bug where "No plugin updates found" toast never disappears.
- Fixed minor visual regression of the sidebar tab buttons.
- Graph view: Attachments no longer show the full file path.
- Bases: Fixed issues with list view virtualization when grouping is configured. Fixed groups not displaying while scrolling.
- Daily note: Fixed "Open next daily note" and "Open previous daily note" commands not working when daily note format included a folder path.
- Fixed display of bolded links in reading mode (e.g.
**[[link]]**).- Bases are now fully exported when using "Export to PDF."
- Fixed internal Markdown links in properties not working correctly when the file name contains spaces.
- Fixed a bug where switching focus between the main window and a pop-out window could cause the wrong tab to become active.
- Obsidian is now bundled with Inter Variable font instead of Inter. Inter Variable supports variable font weights.
- Added
SettingGroupto the API. Settings can now be organized into logical groups with optional headers. This should provide a more standardized design language for settings organization.- API: Exposed new SecretStorage and a complementary SecretComponent for plugins to integrate with the secret storage. The secret storage is a new opt-in way for plugins to save keys that might be shared across multiple plugins. For example, a Google API token, or an OpenAI key. Instead of requiring users to copy-paste the same keys into multiple plugin settings, plugins can now fetch keys from a shared collection of secrets identified by a user-provided name.
