yes, for performance/scalability the website is cached.
I’ll try to dumb it down.
It means there is a local copy in your browser, another copy is in a server close to where you live and finally the source at obsidian’s website.
These two local copies are used first if you make requests to the website. They are closer to you, hence faster to deliver. After some time (an hour?), the copies are thrown away and replaced with updated versions from the source.
So you can either wait until the local copies trashed, or force the update by holding shift and click refresh.
I have not made any CSS changes to my site/theme at all.
The sliding windows in my site settings have been turned ON since early this afternoon, so there should not be a propagation delay associated with this setting.
I’m observing the identical sliding windows issue in both Chrome and in Firefox.
In this video, you will see I have no problems at all with opening new tabs in my browser.
However, if you need any additional documentation of the tab behavior in my browser and/or the performance of my Obsidian site, please let me know.
Is your browser window size big enough to display sliding windows?
Because if it’s too small and there is no space for sliding windows they are disabled. Same thing happens with the graph.
I had not realized I’d reduced my browser window so significantly yesterday afternoon ~ and then, when I created the video, I had reduced it even more.
With a larger window, everything’s working like a charm right now ~ and I’m so very grateful for your help and perseverance in tracking down this simple solution!