Mononote 1.2.1 was released today.
- Find it in Obsidian’s Community Plugins
- Check the GitHub release page: Release 1.2.1 · czottmann/obsidian-mononote · GitHub
I’ve rewritten the entire internal logic of Mononote (again) to be more robust and reliable. This should fix a lot of the issues that have been reported with endless flickering and tabs being closed prematurely, and make the plugin more stable overall. It’s been a journey. 
New
- Adds support for section links (e.g.
[[Note#Section]]). [#20]
Changes
- Tabs will only be closed if they have no history.
Fixes
- If a tab (T1) loads a note (N1), and N1 is already shown in another tab (T2) [#18]:
- If T1 has a history, it will go back to its previous file, then T2 will be focussed.
- If T1 doesn’t have history but is pinned, it’ll remain open, still showing N1.
- If T1 doesn’t have history and is unpinned, it will close, then T2 will be focussed.
- Clicking on a file in the File Explorer no longer endlessly flashes the tab [#19]
- Cmd/Ctrl-clicking a note in the File Explorer no longer endlessly flashes the tab [#21]
- Clicking on a headline/link in the Outline panel no longer endlessly flashes the linked headline [#26]
- Clicking a link in a pinned tab no longer loads the note in that pinned tab, as you would expect.