I use obsidian in Preview Mode for the majority of time, I use a lot of usual markdowns like #, link, or color text etc. I am really troubled by the text blinking when I move my curor into any text with markdowns. Tried using Source Mode but it’s too unreadable.
So I thought if I can edit texts in Reading View that would just be perfect – I can just toggle back to Preview or Source Mode to edit markdowns if I need to. This way I will control over if the text will blink or not when I am typing texts.
I second this. I rarely want to see the full syntax/context of the thing under the cursor, just on creation, and deep-edit (e.g. of code blocks). I constantly switch between edit/source/preview.
1 Automatic hiding of Markdown syntax during editing
2 Preservation of rendered formatting previews
3 Configurable syntax hiding depth (basic symbols/advanced syntax/bi-directional links)
4 Maintain markdown storage, just not show in Focus Mode
Strategic Value
Lower entry barrier for non-technical users
Enhance focus during long-form writing sessions
Create differentiation from conventional Markdown editors