PDF export from app fixed
They’ve finally fixed PDF export when using the iOS iPhone app.
RDReviewing Doctor
Cannot use Apple Pencil
Apple Pencil annotations looking mushy or hard to read—Readcube told me they were aware of this more than a year ago. But nothing changed. I emailed once again and am told they are working on this (maybe for more than years). I know this is not a note taking app but it’s important feature for the ipad. I have been using this app 10+ years. If I switch one day, kind of ignorance about use experience would be one of the biggest reason
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PAPencil annotation
Keeps getting worse
Papers has now reached v 4.1, about 5 months after the first release, and none of the issues and bugs that I had listed in my original review have been addressed. But we got some AI paraphernalia because it’s cool and fashionable.
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Papers 4.0 continues its tradition of getting worse than the previous iteration. After a few days of daily usage, here is a list of observations: (1) the main issue with this version is that the underline feature on iOS has become buggy to the point of being unusable, as the cursors jumps left and right whenever I drag it across the page; (2) we are now at version 4.0, and still no bookmarking feature. Simply unbelievable; (3) there is still the issue that if you tap the top of the screen, you are sent to p. 1 of the PDF. The issue needs to be fixed ASAP, see Apple Books for reference; (4) the annotation tools have been redesigned, and now any action I take requires more taps than in Papers 3; (5) the GUI looks nicer. Lipstick on a pig?
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Papers 4.0 continues its tradition of getting worse than the previous iteration. After a few days of daily usage, here is a list of observations: (1) the main issue with this version is that the underline feature on iOS has become buggy to the point of being unusable, as the cursors jumps left and right whenever I drag it across the page; (2) we are now at version 4.0, and still no bookmarking feature. Simply unbelievable; (3) there is still the issue that if you tap the top of the screen, you are sent to p. 1 of the PDF. The issue needs to be fixed ASAP, see Apple Books for reference; (4) the annotation tools have been redesigned, and now any action I take requires more taps than in Papers 3; (5) the GUI looks nicer. Lipstick on a pig?
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Ttorschau
Apple Pencil
I wonder if they fixed the Apple Pencil issue where in certain cases the text written with it disappears. Have mentioned it and supported it with examples but until now, no fix. Hopefully this update will fix it.
BBacktonike
Keeps getting worse
About 4 months after release, none of the issues and bugs that I had listed in my review have been addressed by an update.
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Papers 4.0 continues its tradition of getting worse than the previous iteration. After a few days of daily usage, here is a list of observations: (1) the main issue with this version is that the underline feature on iOS has become buggy to the point of being unusable, as the cursors jumps left and right whenever I drag it across the page; (2) we are now at version 4.0, and still no bookmarking feature. Simply unbelievable; (3) there is still the issue that if you tap the top of the screen, you are sent to p. 1 of the PDF. The issue needs to be fixed ASAP, see Apple Books for reference; (4) the annotation tools have been redesigned, and now any action I take requires more taps than in Papers 3; (5) the GUI looks nicer. Lipstick on a pig?
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Papers 4.0 continues its tradition of getting worse than the previous iteration. After a few days of daily usage, here is a list of observations: (1) the main issue with this version is that the underline feature on iOS has become buggy to the point of being unusable, as the cursors jumps left and right whenever I drag it across the page; (2) we are now at version 4.0, and still no bookmarking feature. Simply unbelievable; (3) there is still the issue that if you tap the top of the screen, you are sent to p. 1 of the PDF. The issue needs to be fixed ASAP, see Apple Books for reference; (4) the annotation tools have been redesigned, and now any action I take requires more taps than in Papers 3; (5) the GUI looks nicer. Lipstick on a pig?
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Ttorschau
