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Toolzer 1.6.2

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@blindshen14 blindshen14 released this 03 Oct 20:53

Toolzer 1.6.2 — first public release

A compact toolkit for reading and writing comfort in desktop Obsidian.

  • English and Ukrainian interfaces, 19 tool panels.
  • Built-in icons work offline; removed the Google Fonts request.
  • Added the Toolzer: Open toolkit command.
  • Fixed popup click-listener and style cleanup when closing or disabling.
  • Added MIT license, privacy and feedback documentation.

Requires desktop Obsidian 1.13.7 or newer. Verified loading, all 19 panels in both languages, and popup/unload cleanup in Obsidian 1.13.7. Mobile and pop-out windows are not validated.

Manual install: copy main.js and manifest.json to .obsidian/plugins/toolzer in your vault, reload Obsidian, then enable Toolzer in Community plugins. The ZIP contains the same files inside a toolzer folder.

Personal data.json is never included. Community-directory listing is pending a separate submission.

Toolzer v1.6.1

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@blindshen14 blindshen14 released this 12 May 12:32

Toolzer v1.6.1

First public release of Toolzer.

Toolzer is a compact visual toolkit for Obsidian focused on reading and writing comfort. It brings a set of practical controls into one popup so you can quickly adjust how the app feels without digging through scattered theme settings and CSS snippets.

Included in this release:

  • note width controls
  • body and UI font switching
  • spacing and text size adjustments
  • selection highlight and reusable markers
  • paper textures and theme switching
  • presets / workspace loadouts
  • reading helpers like smooth scroll, progress bar, ruler, and columns

Manual install:

  1. Download main.js and manifest.json from this release.
  2. Create .obsidian/plugins/toolzer inside your vault.
  3. Put both files there.
  4. Reload Obsidian and enable Toolzer in Community Plugins.

This is an indie tool I originally made for my own Obsidian workflow, then cleaned up and shared once it became genuinely useful.