#1

I think before when you were linking between notes, it would only show links which had titles in the order of what you were typing.

For example, typing “[[switching hotkey” would completely ignore a note titled “hotkey switching” in its suggestions.

I noticed today it now shows both in the search results, which makes linking so much better.

Thank you for adding this!

#2

we have not added this.

#3

Have you tried this? It’s working on my end.

#4

when you get to “hotkey s”, it won’t match anymore.

#5

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What’s this then?

#6

I can’t reproduce this.

#7

Are you on version 0.13.19?

#8

Post a screen recording of this happening in the help vault.

#9

I thought I could reproduce this as [[repetition spaced]] matched my file named spaced repetition index. But then I realised it was also matching on the folder name (which was spaced repetition) so “repetition” matched the file and “spaced” matched the folder. [[index repetition]] doesn’t match.

#10

This is not exactly a problem, it’s a good thing, though I was told to post this here.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18Lv_hXzJ7eYjbDFDViNdQ57nSrcVREmK/view?usp=sharing

Here’s a clip of me using fuzzy link search to find both notes.

Using Obsidian v0.13.19.

Please reinstate my post to the Meta forum rather than “resolved help”.

#11

I think we are misunderstanding each other. I didn’t tell you to open a new post in the help section. I am telling you to do a screen recording while using help vault (open with bottom right question mark).

I am 100% sure we did not add this. So this is not part of obsidian core behavior.

#12

Sorry, definitely did misunderstand you, was about to post though you got there first :sweat_smile:

I tried to reproduce this in the Help vault and wasn’t able to, so maybe this is something one of my plug-ins is serendipitously doing.

It’s weird though as I haven’t intentionally installed any plug-ins that do this.

#13

@WhiteNoise I just tried disabling all of my plug-ins by switching to Safe mode, restarting, setting to default theme, disabling any CSS snippets, and it still lets me use fuzzy link searching.

I don’t really know what else to rule out that could cause this useful behaviour, though I’m happy it’s happening anyway. :sweat_smile: