Obsidian plugins with #file-preview#

The File Preview plugin enhances the file explorer in Obsidian by displaying a preview of the file contents beneath the markdown file titles. Users can quickly view text excerpts or images, improving navigation and file management efficiency. The plugin includes a toggle button to show or hide previews and supports customization of indent settings for better organization. For newly created files, users can refresh the file explorer to include their previews. This feature is particularly useful for quickly identifying file contents without opening them, streamlining the user experience.

The WebDAV Explorer plugin connects your vault to a WebDAV server so you can browse remote files and work with them from a sidebar instead of switching apps. It focuses on file handling more than sync. You can drag files into notes to create markdown links, preview images and videos, open items with a double click in the built in browser and download supported files into the vault when needed.

The Tree Modal plugin changes how files open from the explorer by sending them into a large modal preview instead of the main editor. It keeps the native view header, so switching between read and edit mode still feels familiar. Normal editor opening is not blocked either, because Cmd or Ctrl click can bypass the modal when needed. A context menu fallback is included, which matters if the explorer DOM changes later. Internal links clicked inside the modal continue in the same window, so browsing notes feels continuous instead of jumpy.