I understand the behavior of returning to the previously-scrolled position when re-opening a scrolled document. That makes sense often. But not always. Most of the time I wish it would automatically rescroll to the top on opening. Maybe if we had a button at the bottom of the docs that would allow t...

I don't use separators between scenes. I use a single blank carriage returns, averaging 3 scenes per chapter. I'd like to have each scene in a separate document in the binder. Sometimes, for structural organization, I may want parts of scenes in separate documents in the binder (IOW, no carriage ret...

It seems pretty non-intuitive, even for Mac. You have to: 1. Expand to all docs in the binder 2.Select all docs in the binder 3. Make sure you are in Scrivenings mode 4. Click into text in the editor 5. Select all text 6. Then use the transformation command It seems they do this to prevent inadverte...

There's still an issue with smart quotes in Scrivener 3. I have smart quotes in my preferences - and for new work, it always works. When I go in and edit, change, or otherwise add to a section in another session, I lose my smart quotes on the new material and have to highlight and convert by hand. ...

The main point here is to figure out where the actual problem is by selectively compiling. That's the key, because you will have to figure that out and change it to fix the problem anyway. But selective compiling can find that needle in your haystack eventually, and once you know what is causing the...

I ran into this this week. In my case, I narrowed it down. I had the first line of a chapter as 'November Fourth '. I had a 'flush left' paragraph style for that line, and I had selected just those two words and added an Emphasis character style. This combination is what caused a compile crash. Afte...

Is this possible? One can find all styles, but maybe not 'no style', which is I guess not a style. But that would be handy. If you compile As-Is text and miss adding a style to a line of text, it comes out really wonky looking in a mobi, and such lines are often invisible in the Scrivener editor, so...

'As-Is' implies, even promises, that text will be formatted identically in the compiled doc as it appears in the editor. But when I try to compile for KF8/mobi and then preview that in the Mac Kindle app (which I must imagine is how it appears in a Kindle) there are significant differences. Line spa...