Obsidian plugins with #tree-navigation#

The Obsidian Sidebar Keyboard Navigation plugin brings keyboard driven control to the file explorer and search panes, mainly for people who prefer Vim style movement outside the editor. It lets you move through files and folders, open items in tabs or splits, preview files, rename or clone nodes, create notes and folders, manage selection and use context menus without leaving the keyboard. The plugin also tweaks a few native behaviours, such as avoiding duplicate tabs, supporting background opening and keeping focus on nearby items after deletion.

The Gallery Navigator plugin turns the vault into a visual browser with a folder and tag tree on the left and a masonry wall of cover cards on the right. It pulls covers from frontmatter, embedded images, image files, PDF first pages and link note metadata, and it can render Canvas and Base files as cards too. The wall supports pinning, per card colours, multi select actions, inline rename, favourites and follow mode so the current note stays visible in the tree and card wall. Search uses a built in BM25 index across notes and PDFs, shows thumbnails, highlights and context snippets, and can send results back to the card wall. Optional modules add image preview, rich link cards and URL cleanup, while PDF text search reads Text Extractor's cache when available.

The Dendron Tree plugin integrates a hierarchical tree structure into Obsidian for navigating Dendron notes. It allows users to browse, create, and manage notes efficiently, providing features like lookup functionality, multi-vault support, and automatic frontmatter generation for new files. The plugin also includes a custom resolver and renderer for Dendron-style links and embeds, ensuring compatibility with Dendron's extended syntax. Users can interact with notes directly in the tree, expanding or collapsing branches, and performing actions like creating, opening, or deleting notes.