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I use other applications that have the features of single-tap 2 or 3 fingers for undo / redo. It would be REALLY nice if Goodnotes had an option to choose whether to consider single or double-tap choice for the user. Muscle memory goes to heck when I switch between apps. And using the toolbar to select undo/redo is too slow.
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I use other applications that have the features of single-tap 2 or 3 fingers for undo / redo. It would be REALLY nice if Goodnotes had an option to choose whether to consider single or double-tap choice for the user. Muscle memory goes to heck when I switch between apps. And using the toolbar to select undo/redo is too slow.
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And it would be nice to disable the "undo" and "redo" messages when they are applied since it's obvious what is happening and each time just inserts a delay in your flow.
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This drives me crazy so I'm raising it to critical. My suggestion was combined with this one, so I'm adding a comment to this one. I don't think the suggestion of initially doing a double-tap followed by successive single-taps is a good idea. Muscle memory will want one or the other. Additionally, that means that if it's only a single use, you still have to double-tap. I don't want to have to think and break my flow. Just set an option to let the user pick double-tap or single-tap and be done with it.