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  1. [Sep 2025 Launch] New Toolbar Suggestions

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    150 comments  ·  Customer Suggestions for Goodnotes (Apple) » Toolbar & Tools  ·  Admin →
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    In progress  ·  AdminGoodnotes (Moderator, GoodNotes) responded

    Hello! We’re excited to let you know that we’ve updated the Text tool and introduced a new dedicated floating menu for text boxes, including more customization options.

    One of the new tools is Pin Text Tool — when enabled, it keeps the Text tool active so you can create multiple text boxes continuously without having to reselect it each time.

    This is especially helpful when you're focused on adding or adjusting text in your notes. The pin will automatically turn off once you switch to another tool.

    Feel free to try it out and let us know how it works for you!

    This improvement is available in the latest Apple update.


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  2. Switch back to GoodNotes 6

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    Brendan McDaniel commented  · 

    GN 6 allowed me to be productive and use the app as it was intended. GN 7 has created such a UI/UX mess that its practically unusable due to the changes made. Rarely are updates this backwards in today's dev world, but somehow this one proves that new isn't always better.

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