Notion Mobile Has Multiple UI Bugs
Notion mobile app has oversized logos on login, broken scrolling, and missing tools. Reinstalling does not fix these issues.
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A user reports that after uninstalling and reinstalling Notion on their Chromebook, the app no longer loads and they cannot log in at all. This is a reliability defect in an incumbent product rather than an addressable third-party gap.
Notion mobile freezes, crashes, and has slow UI response times
A user reports Notion mobile freezes frequently, shows blank screens while scrolling, and has unacceptably slow response times when editing spreadsheets or views. Mobile performance is a known Notion weakness but this is a single review with no additional validation signal.
Notion Android App Randomly Resizes Images and Becomes Laggy
Notion users on Android experience images being automatically resized to tiny thumbnails across all pages, while desktop and sometimes mobile display them normally. The bug persists after reinstallation and accompanies general navigation lag. This is a platform-specific bug with no third-party builder opportunity.
Notion mobile text selection bug breaks app usability
Selecting large or multiple blocks of text in Notion on mobile causes the selection to jump or deselect unpredictably, making the app effectively unusable for editing. The user reports this has persisted for three years without a fix.
Notion App Performance Severely Degraded After AI Feature Integration
Notion's app became extremely slow and resource-intensive after AI features were introduced, with excessive RAM consumption, broken back navigation, and non-functional filters. Users who relied on Notion as a lightweight productivity tool now face an app that actively degrades their workflow. The pattern of AI integration causing mobile performance regression is confirmed across multiple reports.
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