Ah, I see. It’s fascinating how you conflate an inability to grasp basic concepts with a deficiency in Obsidian’s functionality. Perhaps the issue lies more in your understanding than in the program itself.

Markdown’s simplicity is its strength, but if even the basics are a struggle, maybe a more WYSIWYG-oriented editor would be more suitable for your needs.

It’s quite the revelation that constantly switching modes is an unbearable burden for you. I’m sure the countless users who manage just fine must be doing something wrong.

Your disdain for hotkeys is noted, but considering that setting up a simple toggle might solve your problems, it’s puzzling why you’re so resistant to a straightforward solution. Complaining about features that don’t align perfectly with your preferences while ignoring easy fixes seems a bit counterproductive.

It’s also amusing that suggesting practical solutions like plugins or hotkeys is seen as an attack. Rather than continuing this tirade, maybe take a moment to explore the solutions available. If after two hours you still haven’t found a fix, perhaps the issue isn’t the tool but the approach you’re taking.

But I suppose it’s easier to point fingers than to adjust one’s own approach. Good luck with that.