One-tap undo and redo
double-tap is very slow, please offer one-tap undo and redo as an option
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M commented
I use other applications that have the features of single-tap 2 or 3 fingers for undo / redo. It would be REALLY nice if Goodnotes had an option to choose whether to consider single or double-tap choice for the user. Muscle memory goes to heck when I switch between apps. And using the toolbar to select undo/redo is too slow.
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omer bengal commented
Absolutely must have option to choose!
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Max commented
Agree. I cannot understand the thought process behind the implementation. If I need to undo 10 strokes, I have to tap the screen 20 times, instead of just 10. It's maddening, and I just use the undo button instead. Implementing undo-redo with a double-tap is the same to me as not implementing it at all.
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Ibro commented
It would be nice if the was a toggle option. It could be more deliberate and useful for some the way it is now, for others having a single tap across apps makes everything more efficient.
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Ibro commented
Another post with the same thing - http://feedback.goodnotes.com/forums/191274-customer-suggestions-for-goodnotes/suggestions/38613820-one-tap-undo-and-redo
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Chet Gnegy commented
Completely agree. This makes switching between good notes and other apps more painful. When I get into the other app, I end up over-undoing. When I return to good notes, I waste a few seconds wondering why undoing isn’t working.
There seems to be some additional rejection of taps when I switch from drawing to tapping, so it typically takes three or four taps for the first undo.
Also, this when drawing a figure, you might have to draw 10 or 20 strokes before knowing if you like the result. I’s much nicer to two-finger tap 20 times than 40.
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Anonymous commented
Please include option to choose between one tap or double tap to undo/redo. I understand using double tap is more deliberate and will result in less false undo/redo instances, but if Procreate and so many other apps haven't had a problem with accidental triggering of undo/redo, it should also be an option for GoodNotes.
I would argue that even if there was an accidental trigger, we can more easily undo/redo in a single tap to revert that change.