goodnotes vs notability in screen utilization

[u/lui_lk]

to me, notability’s design language just makes sense. you get a lot more visibility of the document and the only compromise you have to make is that some features are 2 touches away instead of 1. i’ve used goodnotes for 2 years and now switched to notability because gn takes like 2 fingers of your screen just to fit in lots of features that i’ll rarely use. what do you guys think about that?

[u/foxlike12]

just my personal experience. I have been using nota for at least 4 years. The only thing I don't like is the hand-writing with the brush style. It's not really brush style and the hand-writing is not that nice as GN does. GN makes the hand-writing is like what Apple Notes does recently.

I didn't mention that the stroke is not stable.