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Raymond Coleman
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I get why the old recording view felt smoother. The new floating box sometimes covers half the page for me too, so I end up dragging it around like it's playing hide and seek. I’ve been sending Goodnotes screen recordings to show exactly where it gets in the way, and that seemed to get their attention. Might be worth adding a short clip so they can’t miss what you mean.
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Raymond Coleman
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Splitting the screen with two separate Goodnotes windows has been my workaround, but it's clunky and eats up space fast. A true two-page view inside one notebook would make long documents feel way more natural to read and flip through. I'd love being able to keep an outline or reference page on the left and write on the right without juggling windows like a circus act.
Linking handwritten stuff straight into a flashcard feels like low-hanging fruit, especially since converting scrawls to text in 2026 is pretty smooth. I’d love a quick lasso-to-card option so I can drag a diagram or a definition without jumping through hoops. Even a tiny popup asking front or back would keep the flow going. Right now I lose my groove swapping tools and screens, which kinda defeats the point of note-first studying.