Obsidian plugins with #tab-title#

The Path in tab title plugin changes the tab header so it shows a note's path in the title area instead of leaving only the default title. It is a small UI tweak aimed at people who want more context while moving across open tabs. The plugin also supports simple CSS styling for the path text, with the example styling the extra part in a lighter way using a small tag inside the header. Its current behaviour is limited in a few places.

The Today Alias plugin changes how date prefixed note titles appear in the file explorer and tab bar without renaming any files. It hides the configured date prefix from regular notes, shows custom labels for notes that match today's or yesterday's date and keeps the underlying filename intact so sort order and links stay unchanged. It uses Moment.js format strings instead of regex, supports ignore patterns with wildcard matching, adds separate prefix rules for pattern matched notes and shows live previews for every format field. The display refreshes on rename, on window focus, during background checks and at midnight, and older {TOKEN} settings are migrated automatically on first load. It remains a visual layer only, restoring plain text titles when the plugin is unloaded.

The Title-only Tab plugin customizes how note tabs are displayed by replacing the default filename with the `title` value defined in the YAML frontmatter. This is especially useful for users following a Jekyll-style workflow where the actual filename might include dates or slugs, but a cleaner, human-readable title is preferred for display. By aligning tab names with the content title, it improves readability and reduces clutter when working with multiple open tabs..