Image links containing spaces when represented in markdown format should be escaped

[ariehen]

URL encoded links (opposed to the bracketed ones) have been the type Obsidian creates from when I started using Obsidian.

Looks like there’s a FR here for an option:

Option to have arrow bracket escaping for markdown links

Use case or problem Hi, I was hoping to use Obsidian with my markdown notes, but it seems that the markdown links are URL encoded by default. Is there any way to configure Obsidian to use the Angle Bracket syntax ([Title](<file path with spaces>)) to have spaces in the source path by default? URL encoded source paths are really clunky and hard to parse at a glance. Or if there’s a plugin to do this for you already, please let me know (I couldn’t find one). I’d really appreciate it. Proposed …

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I know the auto-updating of bracketed links was broken for a while:

`Update internal link` breaks links with angle brackets

Steps to reproduce Consider note Note.md: [Other note with space](<./Other note with space.md>) Rename Other note with space.md to Other note with space after rename.md Wait for auto update link if Automatically update internal links setting is on, or accept corresponding prompt. Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? [Y/N] Y Expected result [Other note with space after rename](<./Other note with space after rename.md>) Actual result [Other note with space after rename](Other%20n…

Support Internal links with markdown angle bracket syntax (especially rename)

Steps to reproduce Suppose there is a file, which contains space in it’s file name: demo image.png The first standard way to insert a file who’s name has space could be:  In this condition, with the right click, we can rename it directly: [image] The second way to insert it is more intuitive:  Obsidian can correctly preview it, but, with the right click, the renaming function disappeared: [image] Environment Opera…

^The second topic here looks like it may have been implemented/fixed (for the “shortest path when possible” setting, at least).

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