It would be nice if the Quick Switcher wasn’t so constrained.
If I make some quick edits on a different project, I usually can’t get back to where I was just minutes before using the switcher.
Why not add a scroll bar to the 5-result list so we can scroll past this limit.
Also, let the Quick Switch window be as tall as the Obsidian environment to show more results at once for easier navigation.
Personally, I find a MRU (most recently used) list of at least 12 to be sufficient most of the time. 20 results and a scroll bar would be nice.
When trying to navigate to a file using cmd+o, the file picker that comes up does not display all the results, in fact it only shows a few, and there’s no option to scroll through the rest of them. Unless I’m wrong, that seems like the best way to search for and open a file, so it would be great to be able to see all the files with the term in the title.
This already exists if you’re adding a link using double brackets [[]] – when typing a term it shows you a scrollable list. I think the same should be implemented on cmd+o
Is this correct:
Ctrl/Cmd O Quick Switcher is a list of notes recently edited rather than notes accessed/opened. To be listed in Ctrl/Cmd O, a note has to be edited before and closed.
A lot of time I could not restore last closed pane (notes opened for viewing only) like we use to do in web browser (Ctrl/Cmd Shift T), and the Ctrl/Cmd O did not help here.
I would really like to see the limit lifted as well. This is indeed very limiting while it seems that the solution (listing all files when hitting [[ in editing a note) the solution is already there.
I would even ask what is the point of the seperate search option if it all can be included in the quick switcher (which might not be the best name at that point ).
Something that for example CintaNotes does very well is that almost everything is done from the search bar.