So I had posted about this previously but it was in regards to the sensitivity of the new gesture layout for the navigation bar. One of the biggest issues I found myself facing was either getting rid of pop-up notifications that we're stuck to the side of the corner of a screen, swiping away unneeded notifications or trying to snooze or Mark read email notifications, I looked into the advanced settings and there are some sensitivity settings that are set up for the gesture movements and even at its lowest setting it is still pretty difficult to simply, like a Facebook comments with an emoji response, swipe away a notification, the overall general practice of the notification gestuer system took a lot of practice for me to get used to. That being said I can definitely now tell where the sweet spots are for the back button areas, as well as multitasking pop up and Google Assistant. I feel it is quite cluttered along with having my Samsung pay at the bottom using the Google Assistant and the multitasking window feature. it feels too congested even at the slowest response for the gesture settings and I feel that there's definitely a lot of growth opportunity here
My solution in the meantime was, put Samsung Pay alone in the locks screen , use the invisible middle home traditional gestures (left swipe up, in the middle and the right) complement it with the gestures of One Hand Operation... For me is good enough... But yes, is a little confusing the actual combination.
