Obsidian plugins tagged with #macos. There are 2 plugins in this collection.
The Hide Traffic Lights plugin hides the red, yellow and green window controls on macOS so the app looks cleaner and less busy while you work. During use, it keeps watching focus changes, layout updates and newly opened windows so the controls stay out of sight instead of coming back at random moments. The plugin is limited to macOS. When you turn it off, the default traffic light position is restored.
The Open in Marked plugin sends the current note or the whole vault to Marked 3 on macOS for a live Markdown preview outside the editor. It can open the active note directly, or keep Marked pointed at the most recently changed file in the vault, which makes it useful if you want a separate reading view while writing. The plugin works through Marked's custom URL handler and the macOS open command, so the setup stays simple but it is tied to desktop use. It also reads absolute file paths from your vault so Marked can load the right file.
