Question: Is there a way to hide Obsidian bracketed links when exporting/previewing in a 3rd party Markdown editor?.Issue: “When I copy/paste Obsidian-composed markdown content, I see Obsidian link brackets (] everywhere, which I do not want”. It’s a small pain, but does take up time. I then go back into Obsidian, edit the text, and re-export again. Question: " Is there a way to enable spell-check while composing notes?" I often paste a note into Gmail, and then Gmail’s (or Chrome?) spell check shows all the spelling errors I missed while editing in Obsidian. Question: “Which MacOs Markdown app is recommended for previewing the formatted content of an Obsidian-composed Markdown note, and being able to copy formatted content (as HTML), so that it can be pasted into Gmail or Google Docs.” I am currently experimenting with MacDown.Workaround: Search for the title of the markdown file in Finder’s search, which is cumbersome.I have used the contextual menu in the note to “Reveal file in file explorer”, but this only finds it in Obsidian’s file explorer - not the systems.
Issue: “I can’t easily find an Obsidian markdown file in Finder” I would like to find the Obsidian note I’m currently editing in Mac Finder, so that I can open that file in a Markdown editor.Often, my paste buffer contains content from the last thing I Copied - not Obsidian’s. I am expecting to see the Obsidian note content pasted into the document. I click the preview button, select formatted text, Copy / CMD+C, paste CMD+V. Issue: “Copy & Paste from Obsidian Note Preview doesn’t appear to Copy the content”.Goal: "I would like to share formatted Obsidian note by pasting it into Gmail" I then add brackets around topics I want to reference later, so I can build my knowledge base. After the meeting, I edit & reorganize the notes, clean them up. For work, I often take notes while in a meeting.
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