Hello, @coises, You said : What happens when you uncheck one or both of those settings is that the commands with default scope: and : Commands that specify a scope, like Count in Selection or Count in Marked Text, still do what their name says they do. Thus, before downloading your new Search++ version 0.7 release, I ran a few more tests, and honestly, I was wrong about that. It’s kind of like I’m rediscovering the true concept of your default scope !! So when, BOTH, the Default commands automatically search within selections and the Default commands automatically search within marked text options are unchecked, in Settings : The default Find action is identical to the Find in Whole document action The default Count action is identical to the Count in Whole document action The default Find all action is identical to the Find All in Whole Document action The default Select action is identical to the Select in Whole Document action The default Mark action is identical to the Mark in Whole Document action The default Show action is identical to the Show in Whole Document action The default Replace action is identical to the Replace in Whole Document action The default Replace all action is identical to the Replace All in Whole Document action Now, many thanks, @coises, for this new release ! Indeed, the Show feature has been completely redesigned and the addition of a separate style, different from the Mark feature is a good improvement ! However, I needed some time to understand what meant the option Show selected lines (Shift: All)    Ctrl + Q, in the Tools dialog ! Luckily, with the Search++ documentation, I understood the difference between Ctrl + Q and Ctrl + Shift + Q Would it be more simple to write the two lines : Show selected lines Ctrl + Q Show all lines Ctrl + Shift + Q Instead of that single line ( which sometimes seems wrongly labelled Show all lines    Ctrl + Q ) ?! Your new Expand visible    Ctrl P, in the Tools menu, is really a nice feature. I would suggest to label this option Show one more line before and after as this command can be repeated ! BTW, do you plan to add, in the future, such a feature to the Find All functionality ? Now, let’s say that I marked 15 occurrences of some text. As I checked the Bookmark lines when marking text option, I got 15 blue marks. If I use your new Invert marked text, all non-marked text get marked and all marked text becomes unmarked : OK However, the bookmarks do NOT follow this new marked text. In addition, may be the option Invert marked Lines would be more interesting ! Or, possibly, the two options ? Best Regards, guy038