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David Roy
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Cross-device notebook parity would make the biggest difference here, especially having the same folders, fonts, and annotations on iPad and Windows. The Windows pen experience also needs attention separately: lag when moving through PDF pages makes live lecture notes hard to keep up with, and handwriting smoothing could help make them readable without changing the original strokes.
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AdminGoodnotes (Moderator, GoodNotes) responded
Thank you for the suggestion.
This is in our roadmap. In the meantime, we recommend using the Copy & Paste page feature as a workaround to have a similar result.
We understandable that this is not the most efficient solution, but please know we are working towards brining the "move" feature in our Android & Windows app.
Thank you,
The Goodnotes Team
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An error occurred while saving the comment David Roy
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Selective downloads would be useful too, so users can keep large notebooks available offline without syncing every file to a phone or tablet. A visible storage setting and clear sync status would help avoid unexpected space use or uncertainty about which version is current.
Study Sets are the clearest feature gap here: Android users need to create and review them, not just open notebooks. I’d also separate that request from the native-app question, since offline editing and reliable syncing are user-facing needs regardless of implementation. A roadmap update from Goodnotes would make the status much clearer.