WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND?
Undo (CTRL+Z) must always not, not sometimes only.
This impacts confidence in the use of the tool and degrades the UX (because you’re implementing palliatives to this problem).
HOW COULD IT BE DONE?
Build an undo process that can work everywhere.
ADDITIONAL CONTEXT
Bugs…
This report has been added to our issue tracker and received by the Development Team.
WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND
Here is the problem :
Add a “link to” to a file object (as a PDF)
Clic to open the menu and change text style to what you want
Observe : You loose “Preview” options, you have now the classic “text” menu
Try to restore your like : try undo, it doesn’t work; try choose text style, it doesn’t change anything
So, you have to redo you link…
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If using a Texts style as proposed in the contextual menu broke our link, I think it’s a bad UX.
Don’t propose it!
Or change …
What’s The Bug?
Undo in collection or set doesn’t undo change in a relation value
How To Reproduce It
Open a collection
Change the title of the collection or add a relation or something else
Change the value of a relation ( a tag or a text in Description, what you want) and validate
Undo with CTRL+Z
Your change in step 2 is undo, not the change in step 3
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The Expected Behavior
Undo must undo the last change!
Device
PC
OS
Windows 10
Anytype Version
0.38.…
WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND
A possibility to mark task as undone that was marked as done a moment ago by using UNDO (cmd+z)
HOW COULD IT BE DONE
Application should consider changing “done” status for tasks as modification of the content and thus should be undoable.
REAL WORLD USE CASES
You have a view that filters only undone tasks. If you by accident mark some wrong task as done it’s gone from a view and you will have to go and find it to mark it as undone.
RECOMMENDED ALTERNATIVES
Don’t make “und…
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…and consequently, degraded UX (especially when compared with competing applications)
WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND?
Mass publishing is very welcome!
But it’s still laborious to use.
Not least because you have to click on validate to save and then confirm that you’re sure!
Other applications update as soon as you make a change: it’s really fast and pleasant!
Not to mention Notion, which is awesome in terms of UX at this level…
(And if you make a mistake, CTRL+Z works just fine).
So, okay, why not have to press “Save” to save, not a fan at all, but why not.
On the other hand, the e…
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