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In @obsidian.md, I typically use Cmd+O to navigate between files, and I never noticed how much of a nightmare this was because of the way that Obsidian handles tab-handling, which is not at all the way that IDEs like VSCode handle it, which is what I'm used to.

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When you open a new file in Obsidian, that file by default is opened in the current tab, replacing the file that you were viewing a moment before.

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Whereas in IDEs, this file, if it was not already open, would have been opened in a new tab, and if it was already open, it would have switched to that already open file, not replace the current tab with the new file.

14/10/26, 8:49 pm0 reposts1 like

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Luckily, I found a plugin (github.com/jesse-r-s-hi...) that someone had made to make Obsidian tab-handling more like VSCode. This should be the default behavior, though.

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This should be the default behavior, though. I shouldn't have to use a plugin for this, especially considering this is one of those frustrations that one tends to not notice potentially for a long time.