It appears that a workspace always has to be selected/active, and there's no way to go back to a default/global workspace short of disabling the Workspaces plugin. Combined with the "auto save the current layout" option, this is problematic when I want to close all the current tabs and go to a blank canvas--I don't want to open another workspace, but I also don't want to overwrite the current one.
This may be a problem with how Obsidian itself handles Workspaces. It appears that Obsidian implements them like snapshots, while this plugin turns them into "living" layouts.
Several options I've thought of:
Implement a "default" or blank starting point that doesn't auto-save and doesn't overwrite another workspace.
Allow the "auto save layout" option to be toggled on or off for individual workspaces. Then I could just create a workspace that's blank and set it to not auto-update. Others who have created intricate Obsidian home pages would probably find this option more useful.
It appears that a workspace always has to be selected/active, and there's no way to go back to a default/global workspace short of disabling the Workspaces plugin. Combined with the "auto save the current layout" option, this is problematic when I want to close all the current tabs and go to a blank canvas--I don't want to open another workspace, but I also don't want to overwrite the current one.
This may be a problem with how Obsidian itself handles Workspaces. It appears that Obsidian implements them like snapshots, while this plugin turns them into "living" layouts.
Several options I've thought of: