Description
Customization & UI Plugin
Category: Customization & UI
The GridExplorer plugin enhances note browsing in Obsidian by introducing a grid-based view for notes and folders. It offers multiple display modes, including folder view for structured navigation, bookmark mode for quick access to saved notes, and search results mode for visually organizing search queries. Users can customize the grid by adjusting item width and setting default sorting preferences, such as sorting by name, modification time, or randomly.
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26,496 downloads
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233
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233 days since creation
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16 days since last release
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57 total issues
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9 open issues
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