1.4.1

Polish for 1.4.0's Sort by.

Sorted by a date? Now you can see the dates

Each row shows the date it was sorted on, so a date sort can be checked rather than taken on faith — until now it arranged your files by a number nothing on screen would show you. The values line up as a column, and hovering one gives the full date and time that the short form leaves out.

Sort by name and the dates go away again: there, the names you are already reading are the sort key.

When a filename is long enough that it and its date cannot share a line, the date moves to its own line rather than costing the name its characters. Folders show no date at all — Obsidian records none for them, which is also why they always sort first.

The dialog got its vertical space back

Sort by has moved out of the strip it had above the list and onto the right-hand end of the path line, which was sitting half empty directly above it. That strip cost around 33px of the dialog's scarcest dimension to hold one button; the path line is already as tall as the button, so the control now costs no vertical space at all.

Part of that was self-inflicted in 1.4.0. Keeping Save and Cancel on screen meant making the dialog's content a flex column, which quietly stopped two adjacent margins from merging the way they had — so the gap under the path doubled. It is back to what it was.