The Task Collector plugin focuses on marking and regrouping tasks inside your notes. It adds a command that opens a task mark selection modal in edit mode, so incomplete and completed task states can be switched through configurable mark groups instead of manual text edits. The plugin also supports task collection, where selected kinds of tasks can be gathered into defined areas within a note. Its settings let you decide which characters count as default and completed task marks, and the README points to extra menus for reading and live preview modes when you want the same workflow outside edit mode. The main idea is direct task state control plus task regrouping within the vault.
Obsidian plugins tagged with #modal. There are 4 plugins in this collection.
- Rank 13 months ago by ebullient
- Rank 23 months ago by krannich
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.
- Rank 32 years ago by Muuxi
The Modal Opener plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to easily access and edit various file types. With this plugin, you can open files and links in the modal window, allowing you to quickly read and edit documents without leaving your current note or interrupting your workflow. The plugin also supports Markdown file titles, block link anchor jumps, and double-clicking on the border to restore to the original tab. Additionally, it allows you to set shortcut keys, add custom commands, and even embed links automatically after editing. Overall, the Modal Opener plugin streamlines your workflow and enhances your Obsidian experience.
- Rank 44 years ago by zorazrr
The External Link Opener plugin provides a simple yet powerful way to customize how you open external links in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can choose from various options for opening links, such as the default browser or a custom application. You can also adjust the size of the link opener modal to your liking. This plugin is perfect for those who want more control over their link-opening experience and need a solution that works seamlessly with Obsidian.