Obsidian Sync now has a headless client, so you can sync vaults to a server without using the desktop app. Try the open beta:

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Obsidian 1.12 is now available to everyone! - Obsidian CLI - Bases search - Image resizing - Automatically clean up unused images - Better copy/paste into rich text apps like Google Docs - Native iOS share sheet

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Obsidian 1.12.3 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile.

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Obsidian 1.12.2 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile. - New share sheet on iOS! - Copy/pasting from Obsidian to other apps now preserves formatting - CLI commands default to silent operation and don't expect an active file by default. - Plugins can now register CLI commands - Added more CLI commands and better JSON support - Fixed Obsidian URI and related Web Clipper issues

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Obsidian Web Clipper 1.0 is now available, and adds logic to templates! This gives you powerful new tools to convert web pages to Markdown. - if/else - fallback values for variables - for loops Also adds a context menu to copy Markdown to clipboard, and automatic syntax validation for templates. https://help.obsidian.md/web-clipper/logic

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Any interest in a decentralized way to publish Obsidian notes via ENS? Does such a thing exist? Are most people happy with privacy of obsidian?

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Obsidian 1.12.0 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile. - Obsidian CLI - Bases search - Images can now be resized in Live Preview - When deleting a file, linked images can now be automatically deleted with it

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Anything you can do in Obsidian you can do from the command line. Obsidian CLI is now available in 1.12 (early access).

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Obsidian 1.11.7 is now available to everyone for desktop and mobile. This update introduces three new options to customize mobile interface. Find them in Settings → Appearance on mobile. - Full screen: automatically hide interface elements while reading. - Floating navigation: choose between floating buttons or anchored style. - Sliding sidebars: choose between sidebars slide to the side or floating above.

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Obsidian 1.11.6 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members for desktop and mobile. This update introduces three new options to customize mobile interface. Find them in Settings → Appearance on mobile. - Full screen: automatically hide interface elements while reading. - Floating navigation: choose between floating buttons or anchored style. - Sliding sidebars: choose between sidebars slide to the side or floating above.

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Obsidian 1.11.5 is now available to all for desktop and mobile. This update fixes a few bugs including issues with daily notes and the tab switcher. More improvements will come in the next update to let you customize the new mobile app.

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If you're enjoying Obsidian 1.11 consider giving us a review on the App Store or Google Play. As a small team you have no idea how much motivation it gives us to keep improving the app 🥰

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Last night, I fired up ChatGPT and quickly vibe-coded a Python script that recursively consolidates all ~500 .md files in my Obsidian vault into one, and strips out all non-semantic elements (such as callout formatting, internal links, transclusions, and attachments) using just enough RegEx voodoo. I then created a dedicated GPT and uploaded the resulting ~50MB file as its knowledge base. I also primed the model to look for answers only within the file and say candidly if it couldn’t find any (rather than hallucinating one). I can now trivially refresh the knowledge base by running the script again if I make enough changes to my notes in the future. File generation takes milliseconds. Within less than an hour of tinkering from start to finish, I was able to engage with my vault like never before. No API needed, no extra cost beyond the OpenAI subscription, and no privacy breach like existing Obsidian LLM plugins incur. The trick is to really streamline the file to keep only the semantically meaningful structure, like # headers and styling, so the LLM’s token parsing and chunking is most effective. Next step might be to build a plugin to generate that consolidated output directly from Obsidian, with optional filters for certain tags, properties, or folders. I love how I was able to use the LLM to refine the idea first, then generate the code, ingest the resulting file, and converse with my notes. Proper Swiss Army multitool.

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give me one TINY thing you want fixed or improved in Obsidian — the smaller the better, I'm going on a paper cuts rampage

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In Obsidian 1.11 you can switch sidebar views in one gesture if you continue to hold down, then let go on the view you want to switch to.

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