When swiping between tabs in there is quite a large delay before the swipe shows. You swipe about a third of the screen width and nothing happens and then when the one third is reached the tab kind of jumps the place you've swiped to (the one third of the screen width).
The iOS solution seems ideal: as soon as you start swiping the tab, it moves to the side, revealing the next tab. If you continue swiping to reach over 50% of the screen width before releasing, the swipe will complete automatically and move the next tab. If you release before reaching the 50%, the tab will swipe back and you stay on the same screen.
This is overall a smaller thing (more look and feel than an actual RFE), but it would help achieve a nicer and more smooth UI, closer to native iOS apps.
I thought Id' suggested this before, but couldn't find a ticket, so maybe not.
When swiping between tabs in there is quite a large delay before the swipe shows. You swipe about a third of the screen width and nothing happens and then when the one third is reached the tab kind of jumps the place you've swiped to (the one third of the screen width).
The iOS solution seems ideal: as soon as you start swiping the tab, it moves to the side, revealing the next tab. If you continue swiping to reach over 50% of the screen width before releasing, the swipe will complete automatically and move the next tab. If you release before reaching the 50%, the tab will swipe back and you stay on the same screen.
This is overall a smaller thing (more look and feel than an actual RFE), but it would help achieve a nicer and more smooth UI, closer to native iOS apps.
I thought Id' suggested this before, but couldn't find a ticket, so maybe not.