Notion's iPad App Has Persistent Touch and Popup Rendering Bugs
A long-time Notion user reports that the iPad app has been broken for months: taps cause the screen to jump unpredictably, the cursor becomes invisible, and option popups (like page icon pickers) render off-screen. This makes core editing actions unreliable on iPad.
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