When you are trying to recall notifications, there is nowhere to find a log of them.
Proposed solution
If there were a log, it would be much easier to understand what the notifications were communicating. Sometimes you are distracted, or there are multiple in quick succession, or you simply forget.
this constantly vexes me, and I hope it gets addressed. I’m surprised more people don’t mention it. Several times per week, I’ll get a bubble with complicated and important information shown with no way to see the whole message and no time to read it all even if it were all displayed.
+1 for this. Toast vs console log notification implementation between different plugins is inconsistent, and if I had a way to universally disable toasts but log everything, I’d enable that in a heartbeat. The fact that toasts don’t get logged at all is baffling!
Whenever I get notifications on mobile I can’t go back and read them. When I am on desktop it is fine cause I can open the chrome inspector and read them in the console.
It is so annoying when you get more than 5 notifications that pop up when you open Obsidian and miss some cause you simply can’t read fast enough.
Proposed solution
Have a place in settings for “Notifications” or a bell icon by the settings icon for them so you can read all the ones that have come in since you last restarted Obsidian.
Current workaround (optional)
There isn’t one for mobile but desktop is the chrome inspector.
Today a toast told me about a file that was taking extra time to index but I don’t know which one because the message disappeared before I could finish reading it and there’s no log.
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