I hear you! I miss good fast fuzzy search from anywhere. Or even from a specific place.
Obsidian isn’t designed to open files. It acts on a vault as a collection of files. So a solution directly in Spotlight isn’t going to work. There are open feature requests to open Markdown files. (And one more reason not to open a “meta” thread, and just support these threads.)
In Obsidian, there are some community plugins around fuzzy searching, but they don’t feel as blazingly fast, or easy-to-read as a fzf (fuzzy search finder) in Vim, for example. (There might be some plugins I’m missing out on.)
I’ve been thinking of figuring out a workflow (if someone hasn’t already solved this) of using an external tool like Alfred Workflows. To do something like this:
a) Start an Alfred search
b) Trigger a fuzzy command-line search using fzf or some other fast command line tool, in my Obsidian path.
c) If it finds it, parse an Obsidian URL and launch that to open that note.
I don’t really know if that would help jump straight to the fuzzy content that I searched. It might take a more integrated plugin in Obsidian. Or maybe it would be possible to launch a javascript function or macro in Obsidian to finish the last step.
