The user interface has received an extensive makeover, which has resulted in a more intuitive and robust user experience.
In addition to that, Obsidian now has a dedicated section for appearance settings. It contains settings to toggle options for showing the inline title, tab title bar, changing accent color, and more.
Tabs With Tab Stacking
You can now open multiple tabs in Obsidian and use hotkeys to help you multitask throughout a busy day.
An added bonus, even if you quit Obsidian, it will remember which tabs you had opened and your active state in those tabs.
Tabs can also be grouped to form a stack and switched between, resulting in a decluttered workspace.
You can download Obsidian 1.0 by heading over to the official website. For mobiles, it is available on Google Play Store and Apple's App Store.
Three packages have been made available for Linux users: AppImage, Flatpak, and Snap.
The developers have also clarified that they won't be charging personal users for access to Obsidian.
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