I would like this for sure. But there is also the situation where you might want a folder to not be indexed by Obsidian. I have a few reference library folders that I never add to or change but often have to wait while Obsidian heats up for a minute or two when I boot the vault up. Sorry if this is unrelated. Maybe I should do a feature request.

Thanks.

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+1 for this. Meanwhile I got used to the file tree plugin which has an option to add to “excluded folders”.

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+1. It would be really useful

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+1 for this, it would be most useful.

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+1 for this feature, would realy prove convenient

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Another vote for this.

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+1, would be useful to hide Attachments, Templates and Databases (used for DataView data) folders.
I feel it would be convenient to toggle whether or not these hidden folders should still be accessible via Open File (cmd+O)

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+1 I would also be able to toggle folders to be hidden from indexing.

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+INF this is extremely needed so that I can exclude some folders from the tree view as it is annoying

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+1, it would solve Allow plugins to add links between notes · Issue #33 · obsidianmd/obsidian-api · GitHub

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+1, great feature request ! Has this been acknowledged yet, after 4,9k views, 2 years and 75 upvotes ? Thanks !

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Yet another +1 for this. Vault is getting too big with all other external documents included in it, and search is basically unusable at this point. This is becoming quite mission-critical XD . Being able to exclude certain folders/control the scopes is key to be able to continue scaling effectively with ever-growing vaults

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+1 first
Surprised by lacking of acknowledgement from development, after almost 20 months?

The developers don’t acknowledge most FRs until they’re being implemented.

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