Gestures can boost your Supernote navigation efficiency when used properly. Read this article to find out what useful gestures we have in store for you. 

Understanding gestures

Illustration	Gesture	Description
	One-finger slide down on the sidebar	Open the sidebar menu
	Single-tap anywhere outside the sidebar menu with one finger	Close the sidebar menu
	One-finger slide up on the sidebar	Refresh the screen to clear afterimages
	Swipe down from the top of the screen	Open the top menu bar
	Swipe left	Go to next page
	Swipe right	Go to previous page
	Single-tap anywhere on the left side of the screen (Only available in Documents, except Word). When using this gesture, make sure the corresponding single-tap page turning icon on the toolbar is selected.	Go to previous page
	Single-tap anywhere on the right side of the screen (Only available in Documents, except Word). When using this gesture, make sure the corresponding single-tap page turning icon on the toolbar is selected.	Go to next page
	Swipe up with one finger from the top half of the screen	Return to page before jumping (You can use this gesture after jumping to a specific page via titles, stars, links, overview, table of contents, keywords, bookmarks, annotations, page numbers or searches )
	Double-tap the screen with two fingers	Display or hide the toolbar to enter or exit full screen mode
	Double-tap the top or bottom of the screen with one finger. (Avoid tapping the page number and the file name when trying to hide the page number bar.)	Show or hide the page number bar

Configure gesture settings

Only use the gestures that work for your workflow. Any gesture that detracts from your productivity should be disabled.  You can manage your gesture settings by going to the three-dot More menu > Gesture Settings. 

These are the specific gestures you can toggle on/off according to your personal preferences: 

1. Full screen gesture 

2. Page number bar gesture 

3. Gesture for returning to page before jumping

4. Eraser gesture