Would like to suggest you review the workflow (aka the clicks and gestures required to insert a picture)

Consider the following on iOS, where you already have a picture.

1. First you click on the screen where you want to insert a picture


2. Then you click on the bottom of the screen to choose “from library”


3. Then a collection of photo stacks appear, where your most recent is at the top of the screen, you click that stack.


4. Then the photo library appears with the latest photo on the bottom. If it’s a screenshot or image you just took it’s at the bottom and you select it, then you click at the top of the screen to hit “done”


5. Then an editing view appears. Outside of additional editing, you have to click on another done button at the bottom.

Minimum number of clicks for an existing photo insert: 6

And that’s assuming you didn’t have to do any work.

Additionally it leaves out the iOS workflow required to take, edit and confirm a screenshot prior to this workflow.

Opportunities for improvement: Make it less clicks. If this isn’t possible, at least keep the button placement in relatively the same place so you’re not going all over the screen to complete the workflow.

Thanks for reading my suggestion / rant.

• Someone who takes hundreds of screenshots for notes while reading

The "Send to OneNote" add-in is enabled/disabled though the users' Exchange mailbox, users of Office 365 enterprise accounts can see their Exchange add-ins by going to https://outlook.office.com/owa/?path=/options/manageapps. When the OneNote add-in is added to a user's Exchange account the button shows up in Outlook on the desktop, Outlook mobile (Android & iOS), and Outlook on the web. Users' can access the "Send to OneNote" functionality on mobile by opening an email, clicking on the vertical ellipses on the e-mail, then clicking the "Send to OneNote" button. If the user has never logged into the OneNote add-in they will be asked to log in, from here the user can choose to enter their corporate Office 365 credentials or personal Office 365 credentials. If the user chooses to enter their personal Office 365 credentials their personal OneNote notebooks are displayed, they are free to select which notebook they want to copy the email to. This is an issue because the "Send to OneNote" functionality doesn't honor Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies that govern the Outlook mobile app. Picture a scenario where an enterprise is using Outlook Mobile with MAM polices applied and has an expectation that users cannot copy and paste corporate data outside of the Outlook Mobile app. Effectively, this allows a person to take a corporate email and move that information outside of their organization to their personal OneNote account.

Why does the Android version lack so many features?

Why is there only a stroke eraser (why can't I erase areawise), and why are there no drawing features?

Are all android users experts at art that you guys thought there is no need for a drawing assist (ink to shape)?

Why can't I add more pens or highlighters?

why are there no options for customizing the ruling of the paper?

all these are Important features, but it is nothing new its already on the desktop version then why not have the same for android (heck even iPads have these features!!)

Please this is my sincere request to the developers, I know you guys are trying your best, All I am asking you is to make the OneNote version similar on all platforms!!

Thanks in advance!