I’m constantly accidentally changing my daily note page to another. Which is annoying. But “pin” process to prevent this behavior is complex. Why not make it like in VS Code, so I can double-click to pin the page and ensure it wouldn’t be closed?
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Do you know you can right-click a tab and select “Pin tab”, or is that what feels too complex to you?
It probably goes without saying that pinning can also be easily accomplished with a hotkey, but I still think it’s worth mentioning. While using the hotkey is quite easy, I can imagine that the double click method would be quicker if you wanted to pin a few tabs in a row. Maybe it could be a setting, enabled or disabled in a special section of the hotkeys customizer. In fact, I just created a feature request that would be a perfect place for this type of behavior to be set: Modifiers/clicks/special behavior section within Hotkey editor
It is curious that double clicking isn’t used for anything as of yet. Perhaps double clicking a tab is being reserved for yet another awesome Obsidian feature long in the works.
Thanks.
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I too would like this simple yet quality improvement be made to Obsidian.
It’s an intuitive and great UX feature to implement.