If you're using a flatpak, that's not actually the case. It would have very restricted access to the point where you even would have to explicitly give it access to user /home.

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pipes 3 hours ago | parent [-]

So if I run their software in a container they can't access my entire filesystem. I don't think that is a security feature.

It sounds like if I ever run obsidian I should be using flat seal too.

	▲	esseph 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Er, what? I'm not claiming it's a security feature of Obsidian, I'm saying it's a consequence of running a flatpak - and in this situation it could be advantageous for those interested.