Thank you very much @Licat for taking the time to answer and clarify things a little bit.
Just to be clear, I really didn’t mean to blame anyone here, I was more thinking out loud.
I mentioned the trouble with the Obsidian Helper (Renderer)
simply because it pin points directly Obsidian and as the no dev’ that I am, I just thought it could help a bit (nothing more).
As for your recommandations, I’ll continue to send the report to Apple if it happens again (so far, today, no crashes in sight and Obsidian has been open for quite some time now).
I’ve disabled the very last plugin I installed (the TOC plugin, which I’ve got through the settings in Obsidian) but left the others as until yesterday, I wasn’t really aware of this problem so I need to try and return to my “previous” settings of Obsidian and see if it happens again.
If it happens again, I’ll sadly disable everything and try to investigate further .
Things I forgot to mention thought :
- I only have one very small vault of 32,6 Mo (130 elements) on iCloud (so far)
- 13 actives CSS snippets and I’ve used solely the default dark theme (for now)
- 7 active community plugins and a lot of core plugins
I never use the Graph view
while working on my notes as it always seemed, to me, not very “ressources friendly”. I open it when I’m done, at the end of the day, to see my “progress”.
I’m a fairly new Obsidian user, and I really think I’ve finally found the right note taking app’ for me. So, I find those kernel panics really saddening .
I can only hope, I’ll be able to continue to use Obsidian like I did before and those crashes will “go away” . I’m not planning to abandon Obsidian anyway .
Quick question here though, just in case but how do you do that ?