You can now use the keyboard to navigate and select context menus.
There is now a search bar to find core plugins better.
Graph view will now highlight the current focused file in a different color. This can be configured through the css class .graph-view.color-fill-focused, or disabled if you set the color to transparent.
There is now a YAML frontmatter flag for publish:. This flag affects the UI when uploading files to your publish site:
When publishing, the default behavior without this flag is to auto-select changed files, but not new files.
If you set publish: true, then new files are auto-selected to publish.
If you set publish: false, then we will pretend this file does not exist when publishing. This file will not show up in new/changed files. If this file was previously published, you will see an option to delete it instead.
Breaking changes
The legacy obsidian.css has been deprecated and is no longer supported. If you were using it, you can migrate by moving it to .obsidian/themes/ and rename it to your theme’s name. Then, choose that theme in the Appearance > Theme setting.
Improvements
For security reasons, there is now a confirmation box when clicking on links to non-standard URLs (any protocol that is not http:// or https://). You can ask the app to not ask again on a per-protocol basis.
No longer broken
Fixed graph view’s hotkey/command not working.
Fixed note composer not leaving empty lines when splitting a heading.
Removing a local vault from the vault switcher will now properly clears any associated cache, as well as disassociate it from Obsidian Sync.
Fixed tables that are longer than the pane’s width previously couldn’t be scrolled all the way to the right side.
