Attachments

Copy a screenshot, paste into a note, and Suzuri writes the image into your attachments folder and inserts the link at the cursor. Dropping files onto a markdown buffer does the same thing, instead of opening them as editor tabs.

This is Obsidian's behavior, and it is the fastest way to get a figure out of a paper and into your notes.

Where files go

Attachments land in a folder next to the note, named by:

{
  "markdown_live_preview": {
    "attachments_folder": "attachments"
  }
}

The path is relative to the note's folder, not the project root, so notes stay portable. Set it to "" to store attachments directly beside the note.

Name collisions are resolved by suffixing, so pasting twice never overwrites an earlier attachment.

What gets accepted

Dropped files are filed as attachments only when every file in the drop is an accepted type. Anything else opens as an editor tab, as it normally would.

Non-image attachments link rather than embed because neither live preview nor the markdown preview can render them inline. A linked PDF still opens in Suzuri's own PDF viewer.