Remember Position

Reopens each document scrolled to the cursor location it had the last time it
was open — so you pick up exactly where you left off.

How it works

• When you open a document, the cursor and scroll position are restored to where
  they were when you last closed it.
• The position is tracked as you work and saved when you stop typing, save, close
  the tab, or quit Nova.
• Positions are stored globally (per document), so they persist across restarts
  and across windows. Unsaved (untitled) documents are ignored.

Commands

• Remember Position: Clear Saved Positions — forgets every stored position.

Notes

Nova may also restore scroll position within a single session on its own; this
extension makes it explicit and persistent across full quits and relaunches.

Changelog

1.0

Initial release. Reopens each document scrolled to the cursor position it had the
last time it was open. Positions are tracked as you work, saved on stop-typing /
save / close / quit, and stored per document so they persist across restarts and
windows. Includes a "Clear Saved Positions" command.

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