Manuscript quality-of-life updates and note-readability pass

Good morning, everyone. It's Friday, and we have a new patch that should address a few more concerns and bring some additional convenience to your experience with Scriptorum.

Manuscript updates

• We found a regression in manuscript behavior around spell-checking and rich-text editing. You will now see the standard spellcheck error indicators, along with right-click recommendations for the correct spelling.
• The right-click context menu in the manuscript now also allows for on-the-fly rich-text editing.
• Manuscript flow was a bit off when reaching the bottom of a page — a regression that forced you to scroll manually to follow your own text. This is now resolved with caret-aware scrolling, which also applies to automatic page breaks and writing flow.
• Select all was previously isolated to a single page within a chapter. Select all now applies to every page in a chapter for quick formatting and changes, and shift-selections and cursor-drag selections now move across pages continuously. This change is title-aware, so select all will not include your chapter titles — they remain separate “hero elements” that require manual editing.

Changes to note cards

• A small change to make note cards easier to read on first use, especially for anyone who uses corrective lenses. The default font size for note-card headers is now 20pt and the default body text is now 14pt. This does not change cards you've already created; it only affects new cards going forward.

A note of thanks

The Scriptorum team wants to thank each and every one of you for the overwhelming support so far. To all of our curators, thank you for your feedback and continued support. To all of our writers, we hope your writing experience keeps improving. We're committed to making Scriptorum the best possible platform for end-to-end writing, editing, planning, and publishing. Keep writing. Keep dreaming.