Is there a way to keep Obsidian open when you are working on another app. Switching back and forth usually finds Obsidian closed and I have to start it again. This rarely happens on iPhone. Not using desktop.
Iād like Obsidian on ipadOS to stay active longer too.
Pretty sure this is because of the ipadās RAM management, though possibly something different with ipadOS. I swear that selecting a piece of text before swiping out of Obsidian can keep it active a little longer. Maybe placebo though. Would really love to see this improved somehow.
How large is your vault? I had the impresssion that with my 4000 notes that I had imported from Bear, Obs on iOS was slower and got closed by iOS more often. Since I excluded the Bear import vault on iOS, everything feels more snappy and Obs is less often terminated.
But all that could just as well be wishful thinking and delusion
strange. I installed app store version, opened an iCloud synced vault, but still doesnāt show up in background refresh.
I have iPhone 11, latest iOS. Whatās your device?
+1. This is my biggest peeve with Obsidian on iOS. iPhone 11 Pro (so I should have 4gb ram, but I donāt really think thatās the cause). Only use a single vault of ~1gb/5k notes, but that still can take 10 seconds or so to load.
Iām in and out of Obsidian 10-15 times a day, but often Iāll go an hour or two without using it (always resulting in a reload). I donāt even use many other apps in the meantime, maybe 5 at most.
It also affects URI shortcuts, if Obsidian isnāt open (as iOS sees it), it will ignore the shortcut and you have to run it again (and re-input data).
Some kind of āworking cacheā might be a solution?
If the apps you use in the meantime require much memory, that may contribute to the issue.
Iāve worked around the Shortcuts problem by having my shortcuts launch Obsidian right before using an Obsidian URL (obviously I shouldnāt have to, but it works).
I did that too, but it slows down the opening of the link, even if Obsidian is already running.
I was wondering if thereās a command in shortcuts that only executes open Obsidian if Obsidian is not running in background yet, but I donāt think thatās possible.