[FEATURE] Respect behavior of No Dupe Leaves plugin (if present) when navigating to tag pages

[pm64]

The excellent https://github.com/scambier/obsidian-no-dupe-leaves plugin affects Obsidian's behavior with respect to clicked links, by making it more IDE-like instead of browser-like. If the linked note is already open in some tab, that tab is activated. Otherwise, the note is opened in a new tab.

I noticed the equally excellent tag-wrangler has a great feature where the user can Alt-click on a tag to navigate to the corresponding tag page. I was hopeful it would automatically work with No Dupe Leaves, since that plugin "overwrites the public function openLinkText(), which is called when you click on a link in a note".

But it doesn't work out that way. Alt-clicking a tag always opens the corresponding tag page in the current tab.

I open this issue in hopes of closing this gap, to enhance the experience for users that have adopted both plugins.

[Phillip J. Eby]

That's because this plugin uses openFile() on the target leaf, not openLinkText().

It seems to me that's more a limitation of No Dupe Leaves, though, since Tag Wrangler is hardly the only plugin that uses openFile(), which is the natural API of choice when you already have a file, rather than a link. So the Recent Files plugin uses it, and even Obsidian's built-in file explorer uses it, which means that neither of those would work correctly with No Dupe Leaves either.