The Hider plugin is a versatile tool that allows you to customize the Obsidian interface by hiding various UI elements. With this plugin, you can eliminate distractions and tailor your workflow to suit your needs. Hide the app ribbon, tab bar, or status bar to declutter your screen, or remove the vault name, scrollbars, and other visual cues to focus on your content. You can even hide search suggestions, tooltips, instructions in prompts, and metadata in Reading view. The plugin is easy to use and allows you to bind hotkeys to toggle these features on and off as needed.

This Obsidian plugin enables you to collapse (and expand) the sidebar easier.

The Focus Mode plugin for Obsidian provides a distraction-free writing experience by allowing you to focus on the active pane. With the Super Focus Mode, you can further customize your workflow by only focusing on the currently active pane. The plugin also comes with customizable hotkeys and appearance options, giving you more control over your writing environment. Whether you're working on a long document or simply need to concentrate on a specific task, this plugin is designed to help you stay focused and productive.

The Hide Folders plugin is a convenient tool for Obsidian users who want to declutter their note-taking experience. With this plugin, you can hide specific folders from view with just a few clicks. The plugin offers three ways to match and hide folders: exact folder names, folders starting with a specific string, or folders ending with a specific string. Additionally, you can toggle the visibility of hidden folders using a sidebar button or command palette action. This plugin is perfect for those who want to keep their attachments folders out of sight when not needed.

Arrange and hide status bar elements.

A plugin for https://obsidian.md that allows hiding specific files and folders from the file explorer.

The Command Block List plugin allows you to customize the Obsidian command palette by hiding unwanted commands. Simply add the commands you don't want to see to the plugin settings, and they will be removed from the list. This is a convenient way to declutter your command palette and reduce distractions while working in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can focus on the tasks at hand without being bothered by unnecessary commands.

blindfold hides away the unwants

Hide metadata property if its value is empty

The cursor-goaway plugin is a simple yet effective solution for Obsidian users who value a distraction-free writing experience. With this plugin, the cursor automatically moves out of the way after opening a text file, allowing you to focus on your content without the visual clutter of the cursor blocking the first line. This subtle but welcome change can make a big difference in your productivity and overall satisfaction with your note-taking workflow.

The Soomda plugin is a simple yet useful tool for Obsidian users who want more control over their interface. With this plugin, you can quickly hide your sidebars, freeing up screen real estate and reducing distractions while you work. The toggle icon in the ribbon makes it easy to turn Soomda on or off as needed. Whether you're working on a complex note or simply need to focus on a specific task, Soomda's ability to temporarily remove sidebars can be a significant productivity boost. Give it a try and see how much more efficient your Obsidian workflow becomes!

The Zen Mode plugin transforms Obsidian into a distraction-free environment, perfect for reading, presentations, or focused writing. By hiding most of the UI elements, it maximizes the space available for your content, whether on mobile or desktop. Zen Mode ensures a clean, minimalist interface, leaving only the essential view of your document. On mobile, it significantly improves PDF viewing, utilizing nearly the entire screen, while on desktop, it provides a quick toggle between editing and viewing modes. This plugin also integrates seamlessly with themes through its `zenmode-active` class, enhancing compatibility for a truly immersive experience.

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