We respect your privacy and never collect any personal information (read more in our Privacy Policy). It allows us to track regressions and make updates faster. Another advantage of introducing a telemetry framework is the ability to track the Crash rate. We want to be sure that the changes we make don't harm the user experience. We want to understand why many people download MuseScore, run it once, and never use it again. We want to know whether new releases perform better than the previous one. The goal is to know our users better and make better design decisions. We introduce Telemetry as a framework that allows collecting anonymous data of the app usage. The new approach provides an easy way to edit elements with a single click and makes double click unnecessary.Ĭheck out the new approach and let us know what you think! We are always here to listen to your feedback and support. We are glad to introduce the single click concept designed by Martin Keary (Tantacrul). We aim to improve usability and make MuseScore as easy as possible for newcomers keeping all the fine-tuning features for professionals. Double click is rarely used in touch interfaces as well (that's why the young audience isn't familiar with the double click interaction pattern.) Respondents could not edit slurs and hairpins to adjust their positions they couldn't even apply elements from the palettes. We conducted a dozen of user testing activities with the ones who never used MuseScore and found that "double click" is an interaction pattern that is hidden for newbies. We all know that MuseScore is a powerful notation software that can do almost everything in terms of music notation. New in MuseScore 3.4 Single click improvements We fixed few urgent regressions introduced in MuseScore 3.4 update. Today we are pleased to announce a hot fix update MuseScore 3.4.1.
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