I’ve searched for answers to this, but I’m not finding a good answer.
I’m having a problem with Obsidain suggesting a big list of “outgoing links” that I don’t think I would want to use.
Let me explain. First, I frequently add links to articles to my daily notes. A lot of links generated by sources include date information embedded in the link. For example:
[How the Supply Chain Crisis Unfolded - The New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/12/05/business/economy/supply-chain.html)
Notice how the date is embedded in the URL including the year 2021. This is pretty common.
So, within Obsidian, my daily notes are named with what I suppose is a pretty common format: 2021-12-06 in my case. When I look at “outgoing links” I see a list like in the image below – which goes on with hundreds of suggestions because, I think, all my daily notes begin with 2021 and the NYTimes link has 2021 embedded in it.
I don’t really need for Obsidian to suggest links based on text inside a URL – is there a way to configure Obsidian not to suggest these links. Or maybe I am not using Obsidian the way it is supposed to be used.
Thanks – and If I missed the answer somewhere, apologies in advance.