asked 2014-01-17 11:34:29 +0300
We cannot cancel editing of a note, and at the moment, to save the edition, one must pull to the right. It is not coherent with the sailfish' UI, and can lead to notes loss. A pull to the right should cancel the editing, and to the left should save the note.
answered 2014-01-17 18:19:32 +0300
It's just a simple notes app, IMHO there is no real need to save or cancel. A pull to the right (i.e. moving the finger to the right) will get you back to the notes browser and pulling left doesn't do anything. Saving is unnecessary as the note is saved automatically.
Asked: 2014-01-17 11:34:29 +0300
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Last updated: Jan 17 '14
The left swipe has similar meaning in other contexts:
I am not happy about this either: Saving/sending/installing just by a swipe with no chance to revert is too little user action/attention for such a heavy result.
jgr ( 2014-01-17 12:36:47 +0300 )edit@jgr it is called
chemist ( 2014-01-17 13:59:05 +0300 )editpullwhen from inside the screen andswipefrom outside (I cannot edit your comment so please do it yourself)@chemist: "Sorry, comments (except the last one) are editable only within 10 minutes from posting"
jgr ( 2014-01-17 17:03:38 +0300 )edit"to save the edition one must pull to the left": Sure? Pull to the right. Alternatively, you may open a new note. Actually, even when you close the Notes app, the current version is saved: There seems to be no "revert to last saved version": Any change is automatically the new and saved version.
jgr ( 2014-01-17 17:10:09 +0300 )editIt depends on how you interpret "pull to the left". For me, "to the left" denote the movement of my finger. Maybe I used the wrong denomination? I also remarked that any change is automatically saved, but what I mean is that it seems incoherent that a pull to the left don't cancel the edition.
Vivien ( 2014-01-17 17:34:39 +0300 )edit