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This is a really useful feature in Obsidian. By sorting my tags by the number of times the tag has been used I'm able to see where my attention is focused. "Oh, wow I had no idea that I had so many notes about body language." In a addition when looking at a view (whether tag, collection, etc) it would be handy to be able to click on on item and hide it from the view (basically instantly creating a "Title" is NOT filter.) This is extremely useful in going over research. In my use case about of looking at topics to see where I've been focused I can have all my tags sorted by frequency and then "Yes, I know I've already dealt with body language." CLICK. It hides. "Okay, so what's left. Ah, Colonialism."

For those of us that use the Daily object type as a Bullet journal it would be nice to be able to search by icons so any icon for example that's the empty box (unfinished task) icon can be found and moved to other days/objects to be completed.

A button for 'focus mode' or other way to minimise any extra information on screen so that one can have a full white page writing experience. Currently hiding sidebars is great. For focus, would like to also be able to hide properties (and/or if properties were in sidebar instead so can be hidden that way).

I like to do draw.io diagrams. Maybe this feature request is over the top but it would be super cool to embed those diagrams within Capacities. The way I imagine this working is like this visual studio code extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=hediet.vscode-drawio The really cool thing is that you can embed all the diagram information in svg or png https://i.imgur.com/dr7fGeh.png Maybe this would make it even easier to just reference one file for editing and rendering Some pkm tools have a mermaid integration, but imo it's too limiting most of the times.

I take a lot of math notes, and I would like to be able to type my equations in line with the other text.

in the long run an app like this should work offline. I must have access to my data at all times in order to be able to work with it in a meaningful way. From trains without WiFi to use in the wild, there are many places where internet connection is not possible or at least problematic

I would find it useful for my workflow to have today's daily note open when I start the app.

Fast input from your web browser to capacities, allowing you to capture while you browse the web. Save text snippets to your daily note Save the opened website to capacities and immediately take notes on it on a side-panel Save in-page links to capacities Save images, videos, and PDFs to capacities Should we also have: Safari Extension? Firefox add-ons?

It would be great to see calendar events as part of daily notes and the ability to take notes accordingly. I believe for most of them this makes daily notes experience complete.

As a user, I cannot open the shortcut modal from the keyboard to search and remind myself of a keyboard shortcut easily. I must use my cursor and click an icon on the lower left corner of the app.