Background:
Right now, when viewing Confluence pages on mobile (iOS app v4.24.2.3, iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 18.6.2), most macros—including the Scroll Content Block from Scroll PDF Exporter—show up as collapsed blocks. Users have to tap to expand and see the content, which is different from the web, where everything is visible by default. This has led to confusion and extra steps for users, especially when important information is hidden inside these blocks.

Why this matters:
Many customers rely on mobile to quickly access and share information. Having to tap to reveal macro content slows them down and sometimes causes them to miss key details. We’ve had direct feedback from customers asking for the mobile experience to match what they see on the web, with macro content visible inline.

What we’re asking for:
We’d like to see macros like the Scroll Content Block display their content inline by default in the mobile app, just like they do on the web. This would make it easier for users to read and interact with content on the go, and would bring consistency across platforms.