![]() ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well-organized and offers solid features a bit harder to navigate, but the freeform nature will appeal to a lot of people I also do not know how the situation in iOS is, but I imagine Apple users use Apple products which I don't have the luxury of doing.⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very sleek and intuitive anticipates user needs very well more structured The former two are not a problem in other Office 365 apps, and the latter is a feature of probably every other note or text app on the Play Store. I don't even think these are difficult things to fix. This is a pity, because OneNote otherwise offers me personally the simplest option for a platform-agnostic Notes app, has decent pen support options, and synchronises with OneDrive. Here are the video screenshots of notes on Samsung Notes, Word, and OneNote, all typed on Windows and opened on Mobile: OneNote also does this in theory, but it still retains some padding beyond the screen area which results in the text bouncing around and often overflowing beyond the edges of the screen unless one moves their finger slowly and precisely all the time. Samsung Notes does it well, and so does Microsoft word, where they reflow to adapt to the screen size and don't bounce around. This glitch also regularly occurs on the 'OneNote for Windows 10' app, but luckily I never have to use that again. Often after OneNote updates, these glitches appear and disappear in different notes based on evidently what the AI's mood is like, or whether the text was directly typed into OneNote (the desktop app) or copied from Word/Excel to OneNote (again on desktop). This does not occur on any other apps: Office or otherwise. Moving to other scripts results in a disaster, where combined letters are not properly represented and appear disjoint with glitched markers everywhere. ![]() Script GlitchesĪs long as one types in English or other common Roman scripts, the text is at least somewhat legible. ![]() This is especially problematic for programme code or music notations made in fonts like Lucida Console to maintain spacing. This means any notes typed in fonts other than the (very) few available on Android will revert to Calibri. ![]() However, opening the same notes on an Android phone or tablet is an exercise in banging my head over and over again against a table. It's a great app for creating and storing notebooks. As long as you use the OneNote Desktop App (not the UWP), everything is great. ![]()
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