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[Bug] Inappropriate scroll-to-top of Preview pane

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Disable Always Synchronize Scrolling.  There's a bug in there that we have not been able to track down.

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  • Steve Daviss

    I am getting this behavior with shorter notes, even with Always Sync Scrolling disabled

    Typing letters at the end of the note does not cause the Preview to jump to the top. But a space or a period does result in the jump to the top. Typing a letter after the space results in the Preview again synched to the expected position. I can put up a video if that would help. Thinking it happens after a "word" is completed.

    Also, it happens regardless of where the cursor is typing... does not have to be at the end of a line or end of file.

    * using B077 with mac 11.2.2 on 2019 MBPro16
    * Sync While Typing enabled
    * Sync While Scrolling disabled (behavior is the same regardless of this setting)
    * Update Preview: whenever text changes
    * Testing: Paid App

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Can you attach a screenshot of your preview preferences?

     

    For years Apple has had a bug in their WebView related to this, but it seemed to be gone in WKWebView (which nvUltra uses, despite its other limitations.)  I can't replicate myself.

     

    Thanks,

    F-

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  • Steve Daviss

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/z46ase3lg88c63r/nvUltra-syncPreviewWhileTyping.mp4?dl=0

    Short video of the action above, including preferences.

    Here is just the Preview prefs pane:

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  • Matthew Smith

    Same issue/same experience as Steve Daviss. Unchecking Always synchronize scrolling does not fix it.

    Actively use this feature so definitely a recent development.

    MacOS10.15.7 on a 2018 Mac Mini. Build 77. _Paid App_ Feature Set

     

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Can you verify the following?

     

    Try using History Mode Undo in Pro Settings, and grouping edits by paragraph.  You'll need to then close and reopen your nvUltra folder window.  This changes the frequency at which the file on disk is modified.

     

    The problem should then go away, *unless* you trigger a new paragraph, such as by hitting enter.

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  • Matthew Smith

    Confirmed. Adding whitespace, periods, etc keeps the scrolling synchronized when updating the History Mode/grouping.

    New paragraph, as stated, pops to top of document. Adding formatting like bold and italics via keystroke (regardless of cursor position in the line) also acts like a new paragraph and jumps to the top.

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Thanks.  That helps me narrow down where to look.

     

    More to follow.

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  • Fletcher Penney

    This should be fixed in the new beta (https://multimarkdown.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/4404296458259-Beta-Mark-II).  Let us know if it's not.

     

    Thanks!

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