I 100% agree with that, Darren. Seems an odd choice for an otherwise well-designed app.

Darren McDonald wrote:

Thanks for the recommendations, Stephen. I had come across these apps
before through this forum. Speare seems to be the most attractive to me
except it has the input window for text is at the bottom of the screen.
This is just too jarring for me to use Speare. This point was I believe
also discussed in this forum. It would be good if the developers could
let the user choose the positioning for inputting text. I have as yet
heard nothing from the developers of Novellus, so my search for an
alternative continues.

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
I am sure that those looking for a Scrivener replacement, much prefer an
>native app, and not a browser-based app. However, there are some really
>interesting browser-based writing apps. The two that I find most
>interesting are NovelPad and Speare. If you can stomach keeping your
>work online (and even I'm not too thrilled by that), they may be worth
>checking out:
>
>https://www.speare.com/
>
>https://novelpad.co/
>
>I wish either of those would make a native Mac app.
>
>Steve Z.