Obsidian plugins with #preview-mode#

The Sortable Tables plugin enhances table usability by allowing sorting directly in preview mode without altering the underlying note content. Clicking on a column header toggles between ascending and descending order, and multiple levels of sorting can be applied by holding Shift while selecting additional columns. This makes it easy to reorganise and view data in different ways on the fly, all while keeping the original markdown table intact.

The Pretext Optimizer plugin reduces rendering overhead in large notes by computing text height ahead of time and applying `min-height` before the browser measures each block. It works in both preview and edit mode, hooking into markdown rendering and CodeMirror lines so long callouts, blockquotes and tables open with less layout churn. A smart cache reuses results for identical text and font combinations, which cuts repeated work across similar content. Recent changes also narrow scanning to visible content, throttle mutation handling with animation frames and batch heavier processing when the browser is idle.