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  1. Add the ability to "lock" an image

    426 votes

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  2. force sync

    102 votes

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    Tash Page commented  · 

    how is this not a thing still? i would have thought this would be an absolutely basic function - for goodness sake we had force fetch on windows mail even back in 2009 surely this is a fairly straightforward fix to implement as so many users switch between mac/ipad

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  3. Line Smoothing with pen tool

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    Tash Page commented  · 

    Agreed. I have a pretty steady hand and as an artist and designer my hand eye coordination is pretty great, but the sensitivity on GoodNotes is super high compared to other apps and my writing which looks good on actual paper is a mess regardless of which nib and screen protector I use. I can imagine especially for people with disabilities and the elderly whose hands may shake somewhat would find it challenging to write on this app and this feature would make it much more accessible and inclusive to a broader range of people

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