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Full File Extensions 1.1.3

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@stagars-m stagars-m released this 04 Aug 23:06
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  • Removed all forced CSS declarations and replaced them with specific, plugin-owned File Explorer selectors.
  • Extension shading now uses opacity: 0.5.
  • Extension font size, line height, weight, family, and spacing inherit from the filename.
  • Moved build.mjs, main.ts, and test.cjs to the repository root.
  • npm run build now runs node build.mjs.
  • Filename splitting, truncation, tooltips, dotfiles, extensionless files, settings, and rename behavior remain consistent with 1.1.2.

Full File Extensions 1.1.2

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@stagars-m stagars-m released this 04 Aug 21:33
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Adds a toggle for shaded file extensions for better visual experience. When enabled, .md, .pdf, and other extensions use a muted gray. When disabled, extensions use the normal filename color. Positioning, truncation, dotfiles, tooltips, and renaming remain unchanged.

Full File Extensions 1.1.1

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@stagars-m stagars-m released this 04 Aug 17:20
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The extension now:

  • Sits directly beside the filename when the complete name fits.
  • Remains visible immediately after the ellipsis when truncation is required.
  • No longer floats at the right edge with an unnecessary gap.

Full File Extensions 1.1.0

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@stagars-m stagars-m released this 04 Aug 16:55
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The updated version changes the File Explorer’s rendered display markup and tooltip attributes. It offers toggles for display options.

It still has:

No network access
No telemetry
No note or attachment content reads
No vault-file writes
No Node.js or Electron APIs
No runtime dependencies
No modification of the inline rename input

It changes only the File Explorer’s rendered display markup and tooltip attributes.

Full File Extensions 1.0.0

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@stagars-m stagars-m released this 04 Aug 14:27
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Initial release.

Displays complete filenames, including extensions, in Obsidian's native File Explorer.

  • No network access
  • No telemetry
  • No vault writes
  • No runtime dependencies