What's missing in the user guide?

This isn't in scope at the minute. Sounds like a good community project though :)

Is this really supposed to work? I tried the gesture at firsy, with no results, and I tbought it was not implemented. I tried this again after reading the answer above, and I could actually close the keyboard... only I cannot perform the actikn reliably... it works for me once in four or so.

@mikelima - For me, it works every time, but
I need to pull over two rows on the on-screen keyboard, and
it doesn't work if I start at, say, the period or the comma, i.e. just one row, and
it doesn't work if I start up in the word prediction area (hence the "on the keyboard's main character area" part).

Also: Note that - as opposed to the pulley menu pull - the keyboard doesn't move until your finger has crossed two on-screen keyboard character rows (e.g. English: pull from top row's RTY, to middle row's FG).

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@mikelima It doesn't work, if you hit the prediction bar. Try hitting some key and swipe down.

But I think it needs some training to get this gesture work. Even if I hit a key, it doesn't work each time.

@szobi, @mikelima - (and not really hitting the keys - think "same movement as with the pulley menu up top", but down over the keyboard area)

I should read the manual better.. this a good one, works for me

Am wondering why not just have a PDF file available by default in Documents folder? Documents also will not be empty as it is now. ;-)

Yes! I was a bit puzzled when I first saw it, but assumed it had to do with the tethering (even though I didn't really figure out the "1").
Just saw "What does dot and number beside connection icon mean?", though.

The weird thing is that even if I had the dot-and-number before, it's now gone.
(I was going to check whether the "1" changed to a "2" if I connected two devices, or not.)

Thanks for this. We've updated the guide to give a mention to tethering.

That feature is tricky to achieve - I've only accidentally done it a couple of times in the Events view's "Share what's on your mind", but used the Jolla app "Notes" to practise some, in a multi-row wall of text.

I think I got the hang of it - it's a quick movement, more of the "tap-tapdrag" variety than a "double-tap, then drag" (the second tap just smoothes out into a drag movement), and with some practice I manage to achieve it about 4 times out of 5.

hm I tried your "no double-tap, just drag left-or-right from cursor" - this one is easier, and is the one I've accidentally done before (the one I mentioned in the first paragraph), but must start on the cursor (and then only drag "sideways", just as you wrote)
Press ever so slightly on cursor, don't lift your finger, and then drag the cursor along the row. Once magnified, you can then move the cursor around, including up and down to other rows (as long as you don't lift your finger, of course).

Aha ... I think I get it:
The first tap locates the cursor under your finger, the second "tap" is actually your press-and-drag movement, and I may then drag the cursor in whatever direction I like to - but if I pause too long between the first tap and the second tap/press-drag, then the magnifier only appears if I drag sideways.
(As a matter of fact, once I got the hang of it, I could actually stretch the pause a bit ... but it really requires some practice, and it's easily forgotten, and then I'm back to practising again ... )

(Sorry for the train of thoughts, I wrote it while practising, so I hope it makes sense ... )

It is under "On-screen keyboard", and I guess it's hard to find a more suitable place (especially with my suggestion of moving another Treasure found under Messaging to On-screen keyboard as well). Copy/paste are, after all, parts of editing.

So: I guess it's in the right place after all, and somewhat accurately described. It could have a better description, but I'm unsure of how to clarify/improve it without being lengthy (I mean: just look at my wall of text above!).

Okay, you're right: "copy and paste" is under "on-screen keyboard". I didn't notice that, I thought they were same-level headlines. I stand corrected. And yes, as the logic in this feature seems to be not quite simple, it won't be easy to describe it simply. But I find the drag-from-cursor method quite easy, so I thought it should be mentioned in the guide.

@ssahla - I agree with you that the differences are miniscule, and therefore easy to interpret as same-level headlines, and yes, if there was an easy way to describe both options ("tap, then tap-drag in any direction", and "slight-press on cursor, then drag sideways"), the Treasure in question would be much more useful if re-written.

Maybe a "re-position cursor in text"-section just above the "Copy and paste" one, same headline-level as "Copy and paste", shortly describing the "tap, then tap-drag in any direction" feature, with the "slight-press on cursor, then drag sideways" as Treasure? :-)

This zoom-in to the cursor is a very nice feature and helps editing without arrow keys. It was a bit tricky to learn indeed, but now I get it =)

A bit off-topic; Pulley menu shouldn't contain static info - thats why ppl don't find it naturally from there ;P

That's another discussion ;) But as long as it's there, it could be mentioned...

@Mohjive Hope you noticed the 'off-topic' disclaimer there...Doesn't relate to guide contents, just a comment abt UX being inconsistent here (there are other questions addressing this).