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Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.
Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.
Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.
Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.
Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges on of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it all the time.
To summ all this up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it all the time. it.
To summ all this up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
To summ all this up: second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".go". And include possibility of interaction with edges of the screen.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
Would be nice if interaction with edges of the screen would be implemented through a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture?"
To summ second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go". And include possibility of interaction with edges of the screen.

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
Would be nice if interaction with edges of the screen would be implemented through a pop-up window asking something like: "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture?"
To summ second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter. This could also let system to refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
Would be nice if interaction with edges of the screen would be implemented through a pop-up window asking something like: "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture?"
To summ second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".

Seeing all those threads about "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter. This could also be used to let system to refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness.

Also it would be awesome to have a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another simple gesture would be swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
Would be nice if interaction with edges of the screen would be implemented through a pop-up window asking something like: "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture?"
To summ second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here you go".

Seeing all those threads about Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu. As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" and as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it" I thought how good it would be to have a separate menu for configuring gestures. This would satisfy all demands on this matter. it". This could also be used to let benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness.

Also it would be awesome to have thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe.
Imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts.
Another shortcuts - simple gesture would be and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen. Nobody has fingertips that thin for messing it.
Would screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be nice in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if interaction the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with edges of the screen red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be implemented through a pop-up window asking something like: "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture?"
To summ second paragraph up: let a user create his own personal gestures. Like, "Feel like drawing "&" with your finger to start music player? - Sure, here gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you go". have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu. menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it". This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe.
Imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it". This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe.
Imagine As example imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe.
As example imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe.

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work that would it's creation require. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work that would required for it's creation require. creation. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you have an idea about this then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about this interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let a user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message the user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation. creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture. gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to make resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to make create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user create and change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add new gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left and right edges edge of the screen up and down which gives us 4 more. 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.

- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening <app_name>". If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening <app_name>". <app name="">". If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should - System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening <app name="">". app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open .another_app_name." etc. - Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this. - System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open .another_app_name." etc. - Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this. - System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open .another_app_name." etc. etc.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this. - System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open .another_app_name." another_app_name" etc.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this. this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.note. - This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note. note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be little a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is at is as it's supposed to be.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. Some System should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x" would show if the result is as it's supposed to be. "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually binding a folder to a gesture seems more reasonable than previous note.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder to a gesture instead seems more reasonable than previous note. reasonable.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central one point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times answering with showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Actually But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for unlocking the device.locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run simultaneous or consecutive tasks.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order.
- There should be "cancel" order to stop an execution of consecutive tasks.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order.
- There should be "cancel" "Cancel" order to stop an execution of consecutive tasks.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order.
- There should be "Cancel" order to stop an execution of consecutive tasks.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything. (LMAO, including the same gesture/task torpedoing Jolla into recursion)
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order.
- There should be "Cancel" order to stop an execution of consecutive tasks.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything. (LMAO, including the same gesture/task torpedoing Jolla into recursion)
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.
- Idea honestly stolen from this thread: using two fingers swipe.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order.
- There should be "Cancel" order to stop an execution of consecutive tasks.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything. (LMAO, including the same gesture/task torpedoing Jolla into recursion) anything, be it an app or a change in settings or shell command or lock/unlock or anything else.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order. For consecutive tasks there should be "Cancel" order.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there should may be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". Or perversions like "Tap once to confirm opening app_name or twice to open another_app_name" etc. This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- But in case of multiple apps binded on one gesture binding a folder instead seems more reasonable.
- This can be used for locking/unlocking the device.
- This can be used for anything. For example an "rm -rf" in case you are a spy being found out.
- Idea honestly stolen from this thread: using two fingers swipe.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x".
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything, anything to a gesture, be it an app or a change in settings or shell command or lock/unlock or anything else.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order. For consecutive tasks there should be "Cancel" order.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there may be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Idea honestly stolen from this thread: using two fingers swipe.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x". "x" or (more practical as the test may take the whole screen) a red or green LED lights.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything to a gesture, be it an app or a change in settings or shell command or lock/unlock or anything else.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order. For consecutive tasks there should be "Cancel" order.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there may be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Idea honestly stolen from this thread: using two fingers swipe.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.

Let user change and add gestures through a special menu.
As gestures are Jolla Phone's main control element the possibility to make them personally comfortable would suit people who say "this new gesture is bad, don't apply it" as well as those who say "this new gesture is good, please apply it".
As example of the awesomeness of this feature imagine setting a corner-based gesture: 4 gestures from corner to center and 4 from center to corner would result in 8 always available shortcuts - simple and effective. Or another gesture: swiping left edge of the screen up and down which gives us 2 more (right edge is usually occupied by scroll bar in case somebody uses it; using top and bottom edges does not seem convenient for me). And so on as imagination is the only limitation here.
This could also benefit the device in other ways like letting system refine reading of the gestures through adapting to user's finger thickness or even time user spends on some specific swipe. (Here i had a thought about some cool security system based on user recognition methods like this and mountains of work required for it's creation, lots of time for it's debugging and adjusting to a specific user. Brb copyrighting it :)

Lower are written some thoughts about implementation of this feature.
- Creation of the new gesture should be made in some basic graphical editor.
- There should be nine control points with according zones (or like this) in the pattern recognition system mostly for distinguishing a gesture from a swipe. scroll. Central point should be a bit bigger than others; it should be crossed by a line that divides upper and bottom halves of the screen. I think Jolla already has something like this.
- System must message user if the gesture he is trying to create resembles existing one or a swipe too much, possibly lighting up problematic parts with red.
- User should be able to test new gesture before tapping final "Save" button. System then should ask a user to repeat the result a couple times showing some simple "✓" and "x" or (more practical as the test may take the whole screen) a red or green LED lights.
- There have to be a pop-up window asking "Your gesture touches an edge of the screen. Should this edge be included in the new gesture? Y/N". This would allow greater diversification of options.
- It would be really cool if it would be possible to bind anything to a gesture, be it an app or a change in settings or shell command or lock/unlock or anything else.
- Single gesture should be able to run one or more tasks in a simultaneous or consecutive order. For consecutive tasks there should be "Cancel" order.
- If a gesture is a shortcut for an app there may be a pop-up "Tap to confirm opening app_name". This is potentially annoying so there should be a switch to turn this notification on/off.
- Idea honestly stolen from this thread: using two fingers swipe.

If you too have an idea about user interface or something else then feel free to add it.