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Hey, thanks for the nice plugin!
I have a special use case that might require an additional filter setting to work.
I use Media Extended plugin in order to embed and link / timestamp mp4 videos (e.g. downloaded Coursera courses) in my vault.
I have a root note like this for each course, populated with dozens of links to mp4 videos.
When I open up this root note my obsidian hangs for 10ish seconds, not allowing me to switch to another note in the meantime
This happens only with Supercharged links plugin enabled.
I guess that the problem is related to Supercharged links scanning the frontmatter of linked files it finds within the current note.
It probably opens up and scans through each of these videos which, to make matters worse, are actually symlinked into my vault and live on an external HDD.
I think that this issue would be easily fixable by only opening files for scanning front matter that end on '.md' (and possibly '.txt')
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Hey, thanks for the nice plugin!
I have a special use case that might require an additional filter setting to work.
I use Media Extended plugin in order to embed and link / timestamp mp4 videos (e.g. downloaded Coursera courses) in my vault.
I have a root note like this for each course, populated with dozens of links to mp4 videos.
When I open up this root note my obsidian hangs for 10ish seconds, not allowing me to switch to another note in the meantime
This happens only with Supercharged links plugin enabled.
I guess that the problem is related to Supercharged links scanning the frontmatter of linked files it finds within the current note.
It probably opens up and scans through each of these videos which, to make matters worse, are actually symlinked into my vault and live on an external HDD.
I think that this issue would be easily fixable by only opening files for scanning front matter that end on '.md' (and possibly '.txt')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: