Releases: RUverse/journal-view
Release list
1.1.1
Fixes and Improvements
- When opening the Journal View or clicking on Go to today button the cursor is set at the end of the note instead of at the beginning.
- On desktop, the the delete button is displayed only when user is hovering the day header.
- Increased default autosave delay to two seconds for new installations while preserving existing settings.
- Moved the Rich editor and Autosave delay controls into Advanced settings.
1.1.0
New features
- Moved journal navigation, filtering, and search controls into a compact native view header.
- Added optional year separators between journal entries.
Fixes
- Fixed journal find function when no embedded editor has focus.
- Fixed Outline, Properties and other file-following panes so they track the focused journal note correctly.
1.0.4
New features
- Added a day-order setting to display the journal from newest to oldest or oldest to newest.
Fixes
- Fixed Escape handling in journal search so the search closes reliably without Obsidian intercepting the key.
1.0.3
New features
- Added a notebook action to daily-note headers that opens the corresponding date directly in Journal View.
Fixes
- Fixed journal editors retaining their preview height until the first interaction.
- Fixed extra top padding in embedded journal editors on phones.
1.0.2
New features
- Added journal-wide find with keyboard shortcuts, match highlighting, result navigation, and support for finding notes beyond the currently loaded timeline.
- Added optional month grouping, showing month and year separators with compact daily headings.
- Added navigation to indexed daily notes at any distance when empty days are hidden, including through the date picker.
- Changed the Journal View icon from a calendar to a notebook.
Fixes
- Refined today’s date and badge styling and improved spacing for blank and populated days.
1.0.1
Journal View 1.0.1
This release improves daily-note navigation and controls:
- Added visible “Go to” and “Today” labels beside toolbar icons.
- Limited the relative-date badge to today only.
- Added a delete button to each existing daily note.
- Deletion uses Obsidian’s native confirmation dialog and configured trash destination.
- Pending edits are saved before deletion to prevent notes from being recreated accidentally.
1.0.0
Journal View adds a Journal view to Obsidian, a first-class view alongside Graph and Canvas, that stacks your daily notes into one continuous, editable page: today in the centre, past days above, future days below, scrolling infinitely in both directions. Every day near the viewport is already a live editor, so clicking into any date just moves the cursor — nothing switches mode or reflows under the click — while days further out stay as cheap static previews so long sessions remain responsive. A calendar button jumps to any date, days without a note show faded until you type (at which point the file is created from your daily-note template), and the whole thing follows your existing daily-note configuration from Periodic Notes or the core Daily notes plugin, so nothing new is stored anywhere.