It may be helpful to have the word focus in the title of the plugin, so that it's not overlooked by others - I made the same mistake, and only after reading the description did I realize it was catering to my interests.
The vignette is quite chunky in its gradient on an ultra-widescreen monitor. Could the gradient be smoother? Alternatively, could a setting allow choosing where the vignette starts, so that I can have more black on the sides of the screen? I would also be happy with just switching it to flat black.
An option to switch to a dark theme while using it so I don't have to use another shortcut to change theme after entering ProZen mode. This would make it like Scrivener's "composition mode" or various writing apps full screen night / zen / focus mode.
I think that with the existing issues fixed (e.g. still able to use pop up lists of links etc) and hopefully some adjustment for ease of use this plugin would deserve to be incorporated into Obsidian itself, as it focuses on the remaining item from Scrivener that I desperately miss - and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Thank you, I'm so glad you are working on this.
It may be helpful to have the word focus in the title of the plugin, so that it's not overlooked by others - I made the same mistake, and only after reading the description did I realize it was catering to my interests.
The vignette is quite chunky in its gradient on an ultra-widescreen monitor. Could the gradient be smoother? Alternatively, could a setting allow choosing where the vignette starts, so that I can have more black on the sides of the screen? I would also be happy with just switching it to flat black.
An option to switch to a dark theme while using it so I don't have to use another shortcut to change theme after entering ProZen mode. This would make it like Scrivener's "composition mode" or various writing apps full screen night / zen / focus mode.
I think that with the existing issues fixed (e.g. still able to use pop up lists of links etc) and hopefully some adjustment for ease of use this plugin would deserve to be incorporated into Obsidian itself, as it focuses on the remaining item from Scrivener that I desperately miss - and I'm sure I'm not the only one.