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The inline embed is a viewer (Embeds). The header carries a toolbar, and each format shows only the controls it can honour: the document's own contents list, ◀ 3 / 128 ▶ with a box you can type a page into, a zoom ladder from 50 to 300 % with Fit width, and Open / Refresh. Ctrl+wheel zooms, the arrows and PageUp/PageDown step, Home/End jump to the ends, and a double-click toggles fit against 100 %.
A recording's own transport (Embeds). Audio and video get play, a bar filled to where they have got to, the clock, sound with the level it is at, and full screen for a video — as wide as the block asked for, in place of the browser's second header. With the transport focused, space plays and pauses, the arrows step five seconds and m mutes.
Remember this view (Embeds). The one action that writes back: page: and zoom: for a document, time: and volume: for a recording, written into the block so it opens there next time. Offered only where the note is open in an editor — reading view has no editor to undo a write in.
A range draws as you reach it (Embeds). report.pdf#page=3-5 stacks its pages and paints each as it scrolls into view rather than all at once, and takes the contents list instead of the arrows.
Citation keys (Links, Settings). The new Bibliographies setting reads keys from BibTeX (.bib) or CSL-JSON. A link inserted to a document that has a key is pinned to it, so it survives the document being renamed or re-filed; Pin to citation key is in the link's menu.
Drag and drop from your file manager (Links, Embeds). Drop a document into a note and pick whether it lands as a reference link or an inline embed. A file outside your Reference root is skipped with a notice rather than baked in as an absolute path.
More of the chrome is yours (Style Settings). How tall an inline embed and a hover preview grow before they scroll, and how visible an embed's toolbar is while the pointer is elsewhere.
Fixed
A framed preview — Word, OpenDocument, HTML, EPUB and spreadsheets — scrolled its own body, so a wide sheet's scrollbar sat at the foot of the whole document, below the fold. Nothing could reach it: a wheel or a middle-click autoscroll never crosses into a frame. The frame now never grows taller than the box it is shown in, and scrolls in its own window, where the bars are in view.
Internal
The embed shell is the shared embed-frame module, which both sigil linkers draw on.
Scan folders are watched through the shared watcher, which works on Linux too.