Currently, when jumping to a different page, the “Return to Previous Page” button disappears after scrolling about half a page forward.
Often, when studying, I follow references in the text by using Goodnotes’ internal links to jump to a previous page. However, if the referenced content spans multiple pages, I need to read through those pages before returning. By the time I finish reading and attempt to go back, the “Return to Previous Page” button has already disappeared, making navigation inconvenient.
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Currently, when jumping to a different page, the “Return to Previous Page” button disappears after scrolling about half a page forward.
Often, when studying, I follow references in the text by using Goodnotes’ internal links to jump to a previous page. However, if the referenced content spans multiple pages, I need to read through those pages before returning. By the time I finish reading and attempt to go back, the “Return to Previous Page” button has already disappeared, making navigation inconvenient.
Video example: https://gyazo.com/b84dc9cd464d2afd86dc691d23ed8d50
Alternatively, a different approach, like Kindle’s system of keeping multiple jump history records, would be even better.