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Notification Clearing - Wish List

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‎08-07-2018 10:47

‎08-07-2018 10:47

For a product like Versa that has native "down swipe", "up swipe", as well as left and right swipe features tied to functions - it would be entirely intuitive to use the standard "left swipe" of notifications to clear them, versus having to tap it, selecting "Clear" or using the "Clear all" button.  Being able to "left swipe" each notification would be consistent with native Android behaviors of managing notifications.

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‎08-07-2018 13:26

‎08-07-2018 13:26

@TheWraith It actually used to work like that before the Android quick replies. I guess they decided that users weren't going to be smart enough to NOT swipe left if they want to reply. It's actually really frustrating, because I sometimes have trouble hitting the button correctly, even with my tiny hands.

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