Obsidian plugins with #toolbar-customization#

The Gay Toolbar plugin replaces parts of the default mobile toolbar with a floating, collapsible toolbar that sits above the keyboard and can be reshaped in detail. Buttons support tap, long press and swipe actions, with separate icons and drag based slot editing in edit mode. You can change button colors, set a solid or CSS based background, adjust rows and columns independently and save multiple toolbar layouts to reload later. The toolbar can collapse into a single floating button and can be limited to mobile only. It also includes a command editor for user written JavaScript commands that become local commands. The plugin notes there is no outbound telemetry and that custom commands run only code saved by the user.

The Double row toolbar plugin enhances the mobile experience in Obsidian by adding a second row to the editing toolbar. This allows users to access more commands and shortcuts without needing to constantly toggle between options. It provides a simple and efficient way to customize the toolbar layout, enabling quicker editing workflows and offering additional commands like deleting the current line directly from the toolbar.