I use quickadd capture with the global hotkeys plugin: when Obsidian is minimized on Windows, I often press a capture hotkey and it comes into the foreground with the capture dialogue.
The problem is that I would like Obsidian to go away after I finished capturing but it stays on my screen.
One solution I've tried is to use the Macros plugin to create a macro consisting of 1) quickadd capture, 2) show/hide obsidian toggle command. This doesn't work as the quickadd command is considered executed after the capture dialogue is open, and not after it is closed. This is why I've decided to report the problem here (in the quickadd repo) rather than in the global hotkeys repo: I'm not sure if quickadd capture broadcasts any capture-was-closed event that I can latch onto with other plugins.
I use quickadd capture with the global hotkeys plugin: when Obsidian is minimized on Windows, I often press a capture hotkey and it comes into the foreground with the capture dialogue.
The problem is that I would like Obsidian to go away after I finished capturing but it stays on my screen.
One solution I've tried is to use the Macros plugin to create a macro consisting of 1) quickadd capture, 2) show/hide obsidian toggle command. This doesn't work as the quickadd command is considered executed after the capture dialogue is open, and not after it is closed. This is why I've decided to report the problem here (in the quickadd repo) rather than in the global hotkeys repo: I'm not sure if quickadd capture broadcasts any capture-was-closed event that I can latch onto with other plugins.