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Added folding (collapsing) of sections under headings, like native Obsidian notes: a chevron appears to the left of a heading that has content below it; clicking it hides everything up to the next heading of the same or higher level. The heading itself stays visible and editable, and the caret is moved out of the hidden region. Desktop only in this first iteration; mobile behavior is unchanged.
Editor keyboard shortcuts are now layout-independent: Cmd/Ctrl+B, I, U, E, lists, headings and other formatting shortcuts work on any OS language and keyboard layout, including non-Latin ones.
Added a trash (remove link) button next to the apply (check) button in the link menu, on both desktop and mobile. Removing a link is undoable with the standard undo.
Fixed
Fixed Failed to reload note content: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'commands') — a race where the view was unloaded (leaf switch/close) while the note file was being read; the editor is now re-checked after the read before applying external changes.
Fixed formatting shortcuts (bold, italic, underline, etc.) not working inside notes: Obsidian's own command hotkeys consumed Cmd/Ctrl combos before they reached the editor, and ProseMirror bindings never matched layout-transformed keys.
Fixed Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+B toggling bold instead of blockquote on non-Latin layouts.
Fixed a possible freeze when pressing a shortcut that cannot be applied in the current context (e.g. bold inside a code block).
Fixed the link menu action buttons (apply check, trash) being flattened into gray 44px squares on mobile by the generic mobile button overrides.
Changed
While a note is open, colliding Obsidian commands (Toggle bold/italics, Find in note, Insert link, Toggle preview) route their hotkeys into the note editor; outside notes they behave as before.
Mobile (phones and tablets): the link menu no longer shows the "Enter apply · Esc cancel" keyboard hints — touch devices have no such keys. Desktop keeps the hints.