Dark mode would be nice, and so would the ability to edit RGB levels on imported photos, or automatically insert links to Pinboard bookmarks, or schedule payments for monthly utility bills, or find the location of the nearest Thai restaurant. But fortunately there are already other apps that do these things well, and there’s a systemwide clipboard that lets us use all the other apps alongside Scrivener.
So many posts here are along the lines of “program X or cloud service Y does something, so Scrivener should do it too…” rather than focusing on how to improve the things that really make Scrivener unique and powerful.
It’s not really dark-mode that I really find lacking in iOSScrive personally. It’s the full-on compose mode found in MacOSScriv that I find missing. The ability to change the number of words on a line on the fly is a very unique tool found in Scrivener that is not found anywhere else (I think). This, in addition to night mode, would be a godsend. I have reading disabilities (dyslexia) and this really helped me with some of my writings. I wish the compose-mode in its entirety, with all its bells and whistles, be found in iOSScriv. I know, I know, Mr. Scrivener said it’s not feasible, given the limitations of the programming architecture and all that. But this is a wish-list. So there’s my rant.