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czottmann / obsidian-mononote

An Obsidian plugin that ensures each note occupies only one tab. If a note is already open, its existing tab will be focussed instead of opening the same file in the current tab.
https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=zottmann
MIT License
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Don't open a new tab, or at least close the new one, not the old one #22

Closed Pato-desu closed 6 months ago

Pato-desu commented 6 months ago

If you close the old one you lose where the cursor was

czottmann commented 6 months ago

@Pato-desu Thanks for the report. Mononote is supposed to keep the oldest tab containing that note open, so this sounds like a bug.

Actually, the flow is like this:

When the active tab changes, Mononote will look at the note in the new active tab. If there are other tabs containing that note, it will check if there is a pinned one. If there is, that one will be made active, the other unpinned tabs containing the note will be closed. If there is no pinned tab, then the oldest unpinned tab containing the note will be activated, while the other tabs are closed.

Either way, the current cursor position should be transferred to the remaining tab.

Sounds like neither of that is working for you? If not, please let me know more about your setup – open Obsidian's command palette, select "Show debug info", copy it and include it in your reply. Thanks!

Pato-desu commented 6 months ago

It seems to be the MAKE.md plugin, disabling it seems to fix the issues. I think MAKE.md it's known for bugging a bunch of others plugins.

czottmann commented 6 months ago

Thanks for getting back to me! Good to know, is it alright with you if I'd close this here ticket, then?

Pato-desu commented 6 months ago

Yes, it's fine