21-06-2020 11:32 PM - last edited 21-06-2020 11:38 PM ) in
Galaxy S10 SeriesNot sure how to post this to the suggestions area, but here's the suggestion:
When using one handed mode, it would be great if you could move the reduced screen to a more convenient location of your choice instead of having it anchored to the bottom right/left corner of the display. Not being able to move the reduced screen is really inconvenient as it's difficult reaching the corners of the display with your thumb when typing or needing to press any button at that location, which pretty much defeats the purpose of a one-handed mode.
24-06-2020 02:18 PM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesHi @jbck10
We like the sound of your suggestion! We've sent this off to our Developers and will let you know what they come back with.
08-07-2020 10:43 AM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesHi @jbck10
We've had a good response to this as follows:
"Developers have accepted the suggestion and they claim that they will make some improvements so the adjustment of the screen is more convenient to the users. Currently, the one hand mode reduction screen is located at the bottom left/right of the device. Developers plan to provide the additional up/down movement to reduce the screen, so it will be even more comfortable to use the device".
Many thanks for the suggestion and do let us know if you have any more!
Chris.
06-11-2021 01:27 PM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesChris has anything been done with this suggestion? Would be very handy on my S7.
Steve
06-11-2021 02:56 PM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesHi @Sicup2
I've given our Developers a nudge regarding this. I'll let you know what they come back with!
13-11-2021 12:25 PM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesHi @Sicup2
We've heard back from our Developers as follows:
"Developers say that the up/down movement of the One-Handed Mode to reduce the screen has already been supported on OneUI 3.0 and OneUI 4.0."
14-11-2021 08:48 AM in
Galaxy S10 SeriesHi Chris,
While up/down movement has been implemented, left/right movement has not been implemented.
At the moment there are only 2 options for left/right movement - snap to extreme left of screen, or snap to extreme right of screen. Both of these options are inconvenient as the reduced screen is either too far to reach all points or too close for comfortable reach, requiring the user to readjust their grip on the phone. This is especially worse on larger screen phones.
It would be great if left/right movement could be customised just as up/down movement has been customised instead of just snapping to the extremities of the screen.