The Customizable Menu plugin enhances Obsidian by enabling users to modify the right-click context menu. It allows you to add or hide commands, including those from community plugins, and assign custom icons to them for better usability. Icons can be chosen from Obsidian's internal collection or Lucide icons, and existing icons can be replaced. The plugin supports modifications in Source and Live Preview modes but not in Preview mode or sidebars. Additionally, it lets you globally remove commands from context menus across Obsidian. This functionality offers users greater control over the interface, making it more aligned with their workflow.
This plugin allows you to add or hide any commands, including those of community plugins, to the right click menu and assign custom icons to them. Note that adding commands is available only on the note menu in Source and Live Preview mode, but not Preview mode or in the sidebars.
Note: this plugin, like all my plugins, is semi-abandonded, and I may not get to any issues. If you're having problems, check out Obsidian Commander, a plugin which lets you add commands to any part of the user interface; it has the same functionality and is as of 2023 being regularly updated by the maintainers.
If the command doesn't yet have an icon, you can assign one from Obsidian's internal icons and Lucide icons. You can also reassign icons for commands with preixisiting icons by clicking the "edit" button once a command has been reigstered.
Add the name of the command to hide exactly as it appears in the Obsidian menu. Note that this setting will remove all instances of a command with that name from all context menus across Obsidian (note menu, file explorer menu, etc), not just the in-note menu. This means that in cases where a command with the same name appears in several different menus (for instance, "Open in default app" in both the file explorer menu and the note menu), it is currently impossible to hide just one of them.
If you would like to style the listed commands yourself, instead of simply removing them, the selector is div.custom-menu-hide-item.
This plugin was initially a fork of phibr0's excellent customizable sidebar, and still uses many elements from it. The code for hiding menu items comes in part from Panossa's Mindful Obsidian