When scrolling through the beatmap/difficulty list, whatever song you tap on while dragging your finger is automatically selected, which is kind of weird; the majority of apps require an actual tap (not a drag) to select a menu item.
Normally this wouldn't be an issue (just awkward), but this select also plays the song preview, and these previews queue up after quickly selecting different songs. For example, if while scrolling through I select songs D, J, P, and then settle on song S, it'll play all the previews of the previous songs before S, even if S is currently selected. It's kind of annoying, especially if I don't recognise the song names due to them being in Japanese and can only distinguish via preview. :\
Also unrelated, but kind of an issue: font readability. I guess because of my smaller screen, the smaller text (version number, settings headers, etc.) doesn't resize nicely and becomes distorted and hard to read because of the weird bitmap(?) characteristics of the font. I guess this is more of personal opinion/request, but I'd suggest using a consistent, aliased font (think Noto Sans, Roboto, Arial, etc.) throughout the app as it'd resize better and be nicer on the eyes.
(Sorry that I can't explain this very well :<)
When scrolling through the beatmap/difficulty list, whatever song you tap on while dragging your finger is automatically selected, which is kind of weird; the majority of apps require an actual tap (not a drag) to select a menu item.
Normally this wouldn't be an issue (just awkward), but this select also plays the song preview, and these previews queue up after quickly selecting different songs. For example, if while scrolling through I select songs D, J, P, and then settle on song S, it'll play all the previews of the previous songs before S, even if S is currently selected. It's kind of annoying, especially if I don't recognise the song names due to them being in Japanese and can only distinguish via preview. :\
Also unrelated, but kind of an issue: font readability. I guess because of my smaller screen, the smaller text (version number, settings headers, etc.) doesn't resize nicely and becomes distorted and hard to read because of the weird bitmap(?) characteristics of the font. I guess this is more of personal opinion/request, but I'd suggest using a consistent, aliased font (think Noto Sans, Roboto, Arial, etc.) throughout the app as it'd resize better and be nicer on the eyes.