03-23-2021, 03:40 PM
I stumbled upon that issue today and I've been working on a fix. It only occurs under certain scenarios, and only when high-quality zooming is enabled. If you disable high-quality zooming until the next update is released, you will no longer encounter those problems.
I'll investigate the issue with resetting the pan & zoom with the two finger tap. I'm not sure why that's currently not working, but it's probably working when high-quality zooming is disabled (if I had to take a guess).
If you use the page scaling option to fit the page to the screen, then there would never be a need to zoom the page smaller. All you would be doing is creating a black border around the screen. Obviously if you use the app on a very large screen or a monitor, you may not want it to fill the entire screen, hence why that setting exists. For most users, it's not desirable to shrink the page down on a tablet. If you change things like the page scaling, then you can create odd scenarios where the page is being enlarged to fit one dimension and then you are zooming to shrink it down. I'm not sure why you would want to do that, but the option to do it is there. As far as why you would want to zoom in - people use it to temporarily enlarge parts of the page (either to review part of the page or to annotate), and also when removing margins (although cropping is far better for that purpose).
Mike
I'll investigate the issue with resetting the pan & zoom with the two finger tap. I'm not sure why that's currently not working, but it's probably working when high-quality zooming is disabled (if I had to take a guess).
If you use the page scaling option to fit the page to the screen, then there would never be a need to zoom the page smaller. All you would be doing is creating a black border around the screen. Obviously if you use the app on a very large screen or a monitor, you may not want it to fill the entire screen, hence why that setting exists. For most users, it's not desirable to shrink the page down on a tablet. If you change things like the page scaling, then you can create odd scenarios where the page is being enlarged to fit one dimension and then you are zooming to shrink it down. I'm not sure why you would want to do that, but the option to do it is there. As far as why you would want to zoom in - people use it to temporarily enlarge parts of the page (either to review part of the page or to annotate), and also when removing margins (although cropping is far better for that purpose).
Mike