Please make gestures configurable

HI logos,

Please make gestures configurable. For example, today you have to tap to bring up the top and bottom menu bars. However, I would rather have that mapped to a swipe down or up when I use page view mode. Instead, I would rather map taps to page turning similar to the way it works on a kindle. The swipe to turn pages is not always reliable and I find myself fighting to turn pages in the right direction. (Sometimes I swipe forward but it goes back a page and vice versa)

Everyone probably has different preferences for this, please just make it configurable so people can map the actions they want to the gestures they want. Thanks!

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