Obsidian 1.10.3 Desktop (Public)
By Steven Van ·
Breaking changes The "Use light mode" and "Use dark mode" commands have been removed. A new "Toggle light/dark mode" command has been added.
The desktop build of Obsidian 1.10.3 focuses on Bases, adding several new ways to view and edit tabular data, alongside a breaking change to two commands.
- Bases can now group entries by a property, via "Group by" in the sort menu.
- Right-clicking a table column and choosing "Summarize..." adds a column summary, using a built-in function or a custom one.
- A new List view displays base entries as bulleted or numbered lists, supporting multi-line content and nested properties.
- Tables gain proper cell selection, full keyboard navigation, copy/paste, and basic undo/redo (Cmd/Ctrl-Z) for edits.
- An official Maps plugin, installable from the Community plugins directory, visualises base entries on a map and doubles as an example of a custom Bases view.
- An initial Bases API has been added for plugin developers.
- New base functions: reduce(), mean(), stddev(), median(), html() for custom HTML, and random() for randomised sort order.
The "Use light mode" and "Use dark mode" commands have been removed and replaced with a single "Toggle light/dark mode" command, so any hotkeys assigned to the old commands need to be reassigned. Full details are in the changelog.
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