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    Andrew Harrington commented  · 

    Cross-platform sync matters too: let us create and review the same study sets on Android, Windows, and iOS, with progress kept in sync across devices.

  2. 5 votes

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    Andrew Harrington commented  · 

    Goodnotes should have separate toggles for pinch-to-zoom and double-click zoom, so disabling one doesn’t remove the other. Put them in document navigation settings so touch and mouse users can turn off only the gesture they keep triggering accidentally, without changing Windows-wide behavior.

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    Andrew Harrington commented  · 

    A per-document setting would be useful for notebooks where zooming is part of the workflow, while letting the default stay off elsewhere. It should also leave the toolbar zoom controls available, so disabling the double-click gesture doesn't remove the ability to adjust magnification when needed.

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    Andrew Harrington commented  · 

    Please offer flashcards on Android, Windows, and Web with a one-time purchase option comparable to Apple, rather than making the feature available only through a recurring subscription. A clear price for feature parity would make the choice straightforward.

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    Andrew Harrington commented  · 

    On Windows, saving the last-used text color as the default would remove the repeated change for each new entry. A separate setting for new text boxes would also avoid changing existing notes unexpectedly.