This Obsidian plugin finally gave me the dual-pane layout I wanted

I’ve been using Obsidian for several years now, and while the native dual-pane functionality seemed promising, it always felt frustratingly incomplete. Opening a second pane was easy enough, but managing multiple tabs across different panes became a nightmare. The tab history would jump between panes unpredictably, I’d lose my place when switching between notes, and, worst of all, sidebar panes would keep stealing focus while I was typing. The cramped vertical splits made multi-document research sessions hard, forcing me to choose between having multiple references open or being able to actually read them comfortably.