The definition of apple 'natural, scrolling is: 'content tracks finger movement'.
This means for scrolling, if finger goes DOWN, content goes down. For ZOOMING it means that if finger goes from USER to SCREEN, content is pushed away (ZOOM OUT) and if finger goes from SCREEN to USER content is pulled (ZOOM IN).
I bought a sketchApp License, I got a bad headache and finally I understood that the problem was the reversed behaviour of zooming that makes the program unusable.
Even if I de-select natural (that is not an optimal solution) in that case EVERYTHING will be reversed, except the zoom.
I ask 3 things:
To me looks unbelievable that this product arrived to version 53 without at least the possibility to reverse the zoom through settings. To me doesn't look like a big fix, someone can tell me if a solution can be keep asking and asking the customer service until they fix it?
Sketch except for this problem looks a good product, so I already searched some program to reverse specifically only the zoom and only for sketch but I didn't find any working properly or with instructions how to do it. Someone can help me suggesting me a program?
I ask a SketchApp users how they manage to use the program because I always need to zoom in and out with mouse so for me is impossible to use it. I also use Adobe where the zooming works accordingly with Apple definition so I cannot 'get used to it'