Wow, I’m really digging the Batch File approach. Having to run the Batch File every time is only a very minor inconvenience for most users I would assume. The only caveat I have however is: The Folders you specified, you still require Obsidian to copy / install some Files on the PC it’s running, locally, right? I’m assuming that what I’m about to say is self-evident for most people but: If you were to specify a Non-”%~dp0User” Folder, that nothing would work afterwards? I’m assuming the “dp0User” Folder cannot be anything other than the user Folder that is created on the C Drive.
The goal I’m trying to reach is having a fully Portable installation (or “Standalone” installation?). Where Obsidian is fully contained on a Flash Drive. I read somewhere that “Portable” does not negate the necessity of copying some config files on the PC’s local Hard Drive, but that “Standalone” means everything stays in one location, without requiring copying / installing files locally (I’m not sure what I’m saying is 100% accurate).