Notebook App Popup Menu Buttons Lack Tooltips for Configuration
In a notes app's settings, users can reorder buttons shown in a swipe popup menu but have no way to identify what each button does before adding it, since no tooltips or labels are shown. This makes customizing the popup menu a guessing game, especially for less obvious icons.
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