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The issue is that in 0.15 the "reveal active file" command puts focus on the explorer pane. In order to not do that, the plugin would need to save the...

For anyone who needs an immediate solution for this, the Pane Relief plugin now includes a "Focus Lock" feature that prevents sidebar panes from stealing focus from the main panes....

Update: Pane Relief 0.2.5 now prevents the file explorer pane from stealing focus when triggered by the Reveal Active File plugin or by the keyboard command, when focus lock is...

Yet another update: Pane Relief 0.2.7's focus lock now keeps the file explorer from stealing focus when you're in a secondary/popout window as well, so you don't have to choose...

If this is on Obsidian 0.15+, it's due to the problem discussed in #11 - you can fix it using Pane Relief (0.2.7)'s "focus lock" feature, that keeps the file...

If I understand this patch correctly, this won't work for image files, PDFs, Kanbans, Excalidraw, media files, or really anything except markdown files. If you click on or open a...

I had the same problem; to fix it I turned off the `moveToolbarToSidebar` option, then restarted Brackets. That fixed it, albeit by putting the buttons back to the side.

So, my first comment is that I don't think Sidekick is a helpful name at all, as it says nothing about what the plugin does. To be fair, my ideas...

May I suggest changing the plugin name to be more specific? Keyboard Shortcuts sounds like it is a general purpose shortcut management tool, so perhaps something like, "Aciq's Block and...

Aren't all commands only useful as keyboard shortcuts? It's just that some shortcuts are shorter than others. :wink: As for the name, I think the important question to ask is:...