Does not work on the phone.

[qtozdec]

There are also no settings on the phone

[yushaw]

Same problem, love your plugin, hoping it fixed asap. Thanks

[jonasheschl]

Was wondering whether there is a known workaround or update to this issue? I would be open to investigate open leads.

[turulix]

Feel free to start the investigation, i'm not using obsidian on the phone and not sure how to even start debugging there

[kuzmandi]

Same here. Does nothing if used on phone (Android).

[Jack-Chronicle]

was really liking how it worked and looked on my laptop but was sad to see it didn't work on mobile, i do most of my work on my tablet and it doesn't do anything

hope you can figure out a way to fix that, or find someone who can help with it

[turulix]

Can someone give me an example of a working plugin on the phone? That it doesn't even load the settings is very weird.

[Jack-Chronicle]

I'm using the plugin "Waypoint" as an alternative right now, it works a bit differently than yours but it works on mobile.

[paulwalk]

I'm using several other plugins on mobile with no issues (i.e. they also load the settings correctly). Some examples:

• obsidian-periodic-notes
• obsidian-mermaid
• obsidian-hide-folders

Really appreciate your work on this plugin - it's exactly what I need!

[daxmonson]

Works great on desktop, not on mobile. Staying away from similar like Waypoint because it's missing some features adds excess to work.

[highcat]

Same for me. Doesn't work on mobile (Android).

[ashmys]

Hmm it's might be the problem with main.js? The way you import function is different from waypoint plugin. Maybe try to contact them and see how they do it?

Waypoint plugin use main.js and manifest.json only. As far as i know

[tralce]

Any updates on this? I'd really love to switch to this plugin!

[turulix]

Sadly not. As i don't know how to start debugging the issue. Any help would be appreciated

[sherer-pro]

For Android:

1. Enable Developer Mode on your Android device: Go to Settings > About phone > Build number and tap on the build number several times until you see a message that Developer Mode is enabled.
2. In Settings > Developer options, enable USB debugging.
3. Connect the Android device to your computer using a USB cable.
4. Open the Chrome browser on your computer and go to chrome://inspect.
5. In the Devices section, your Android device should appear. Find the open page with Obsidian and click on Inspect.
6. In the DevTools window that opens, you will be able to view console logs, errors, and interact with the JavaScript code of the plugin.

For iOS:

1. Connect your iOS device to your Mac using a USB cable.
2. Open Safari on your Mac and enable the developer menu: Go to Safari > Preferences > Advanced > Show Develop menu in menu bar and enable the Web Inspector option.
3. In the developer menu of Safari, select your iOS device, where Obsidian is open.
4. In the list of available pages, select the page with Obsidian. A DevTools window will open, where you can view console logs, errors, and interact with the JavaScript code of the plugin.