Folders? Yes! oops. No
I tried to use the in-app contact, but it failed. I want to send the portion before version, etc, directly and will, if I can. I clicked to save my “food” link, and when I arrived at Folders, I didn’t have one for it. I should be able to create one on the fly, but it looks like I can’t. I have to exit the “add link,” open the app from the front end and add a new folder. Then I go back to my browser and enter through “add link.” That's too many steps. In dark mode, the folder colors are gorgeous. In standard daytime mode, they’re dismal. Could you pump up the colors, add more and make it clear when I’ve used a color and for what subject? Rearranging folders is a game of snatching the right one as it flies by and trying to get it to stick where I want it. What’s wrong with clicking “edit” to reveal a hamburger “rearrange symbol” and allowing us to move them into their new position? Apple Native Notes does it, and it’s how browser destination options are edited. It’s simple. ---------- App Version: 1.0.3 iOS: 16.5 ---------- Part 1- I managed to navigate this portion, but it feels like something that won’t work the next time I try because the process seems to have appeared magically. What I tried to send directly through the contact link the first time: If the app is for filing links in folders, it should be so obvious I can't miss it. Even Pinch It, to store recipes, makes filing within folders & subfolders so clear I’d have to work hard to miss it. Please, clean this up and add a tutorial so we all can figure out how to make our way around this app that should be blindingly obvious. This shouldn't be so hard. I've been a satisfied user of Apple's native Notes since it was launched until recently when it started crashing. Notes is beyond simple and has features that must be too expensive or challenging for most developers and users … like Markdown. 🙄 I haven't found a functional Notes, Outline, Storage, or List app, so I thought I could split up functions with “bookmarks” as one tiny component. It doesn't work if I can't immediately get to what I need. Unfortunately, it looks like this doesn't get me even close to that.
