Message App and the 3 buttons - why are they needed ?

Even if I did read the README, I'm sure I'd constantly forget the difference between left/right swipes. But for notifications I could do without the "open" option: it seems kind of pointless, because you could just open it on your phone.

I do want to choose between dismissing a notification right away (also from my phone), or keeping it around.

I was thinking something like this:

• Notifications:
  
  • swiping dismisses the notification
    
  • middle button goes back without dismissing
    
  • Bangle.js 1: BTN1 dismisses the notification, BTN3 opens the menu
    
  • Bangle.js 2: 2 touch buttons: "Back" and "Tick"(=dismiss), but add a setting to hide these
    
• Calls get special handling:
  
  • Middle button goes back
    
  • Bangle.js 1: BTN1 accepts, BTN3 rejects
    
  • 2 touch buttons: "X"(reject) and "Tick"(=accept) , always visible. (Also for Bangle.js 1: we just accept left/right touch)
    
    

Maybe we should look into making all notifications scrollable right away? I mean making the whole screen scrollable: for a large text you would have to scroll down to see the buttons. (That would need some thinking about Bangle.js 1 buttons though)