Temporarily hiding notes in a robust and safe way.(Obsidian would not load any notes in locked folders into memory or whatever.) But if during the session it turns out that I do need to access a note in the hobby folder, that would be just one click away.
Temporarily locking the home and hobby folders and keeping the work folder unlocked could greatly reduce the number of active notes in my vault, and make things faster, during that session. They are quite interlinked but I know that in the next session I will only work on a specific project in the work folder. Say, I have home, hobby and work folders under the root.
Why? For two purposes (both are important to me): Locking/hiding would mean that the contents of locked folders would not be accessible/visible to Obsidian and the user (as if those folders were none existent). I would like the possibility to lock (or hide) selected folders within Obsidian. Or encryption, compression, password should be only optional. I would not even need password for unlocking. I would actually prefer if nothing happened to locked folders when looking them in the OS.
I don’t need selected folders to be encrypted or compressed physically. I would also like something like this (see Folder locking/hiding (vs nested Vaults) to solve unrelated concerns? )
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