When you click the “Return to Hub” arrow you are also doing a file save to iPad storage and this can take a few seconds on a large project.
My request is for some kind of visual feed back that Dorico acknowledges my “Return to Hub” request while it squares away the project.
I found myself tapping away at the arrow thinking the iPad hadn’t felt my finger press or had stalled, but after doing this on several occasions, realised that Dorico was actually writing away to the file system behind the scenes.
Ah. This time, after having edited in Galley View; switched to Page View; Played back a section; switched back to Galley View; clicked “<“ to save, Dorico took 5 or 6 seconds to save and I definitely thought I’d not successfully clicked “<“ but I did wait for a few seconds to see. In fact I had done, but Dorico took 5 or 6 seconds to respond.
So. Request is to make the “<“ button pressed state less subtle and stay pressed until returned to Hub.
I tried this a second time and Dorico took 6 or 7 seconds to save.
I now notice that the “<“ button does behave like a button albeit rather subtly darker when pressed but only for a couple of seconds. This behaviour easily missed and “<“ button pops back to “unpressed” appearance before the saving is complete.