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woodamsclark17 downloadsA configurable mobile toolbar that detaches into an eight-direction gesture launcher.
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A customizable mobile toolbar that detaches into an eight-direction gesture pad.
Flick down on the nine-dot handle while docked to hide the keyboard. No need to hold first. The toolbar stays docked and returns when you reopen the keyboard.
How to use it
Open a Markdown note and bring up the keyboard to see the toolbar.
- Tap a toolbar button to run its command.
- Tap the nine-dot handle to customize buttons, icons, and gestures.
- Hold the docked handle, then drag to detach it and place the floating control.
- Flick the floating handle in a direction and release to run its command. Return to the center before releasing to cancel.
- Hold the floating handle, then drag to the bottom target and release to dock it again.
Customize commands
Add, remove, reorder, and change docked toolbar commands, or assign a command to each floating gesture. Choose any available Obsidian or community-plugin command.
Default floating gestures
| ↖ Undo | ↑ Command palette | ↗ Redo |
|---|---|---|
| ← Previous tab | • Handle / configure | → Next tab |
| ↙ Copy | ↓ Toggle keyboard | ↘ Paste |
Settings → toolbar+ controls the gesture grid, vibration, hold duration, and flick distance. Enable Show on desktop there to use it with a mouse or trackpad.
The Command Palette also offers Dock toolbar, Float gesture control, and Insert alias, which wraps selected text in [[|selected text]] so you can choose the linked note.
Requires Obsidian 1.13.7+. Version 0.1.20 is verified on iPhone; Android is untested.
Licensed under MPL 2.0.