Notion Mobile Formatting and Performance Frustrations
Notion mobile has significant friction: slow formatting, inability to paste with source formatting, poor content rearranging, and AI features locked behind paywall.
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surfaced semanticallyNotion Mobile App Usability Frustrations
Users find Notion mobile app nearly unusable with formatting issues forcing them back to desktop. No specific bugs identified.
Notion's Mobile App Lacks Basic Text Selection and Column-Resize Support
Notion users report that fundamental mobile interactions, like selecting text to copy/paste and navigating between pages, are unnecessarily difficult, and that basic desktop features such as column resizing are missing entirely on mobile. The gap has persisted long enough that some users are considering switching to competing note apps with better mobile parity.
Notion copy-paste and text highlighting UX is frustratingly poor
Notion's copy-paste for large texts is broken and highlighting requires three keystrokes instead of a simple gesture like other apps.
Notion Android App Is Unusably Slow, Laggy, and Buggy
A user describes the Notion Android app as not usable due to severe slowness, lag, and bugs, while also being forced online and pushed toward AI features they don't want, leaving only the interface design as a positive.
Notion Performance and UI Regression After Updates
A user reports Notion has become laggy and the UI more confusing after recent updates, driving them back to Google Docs. Product quality regression in productivity tools is a recurring concern affecting user retention.
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