It's weird. I don't have the page count shown in my normal display mode. Here it behaves as mentioned (back scroll only after the second tap).
If I switch to the overlay to see the page count, it's as it was before. Back scrolling doesn't work with tapping and the page count sticks to the last page (in this case 5/5, did you get the file from the dropbox?).
I also think it isn't logical to delay the back scroll to a second tap. Which pages could be skipped? Why would I tap for a back scroll if I didn't want the page in the way it was displayed before (oh wait, you mean probably for editing, but than you see the page count and the individual page and can easily move to the next page if you want to edit that. I prefer to have correct back scrolling in display mode)?
If I switch to the overlay to see the page count, it's as it was before. Back scrolling doesn't work with tapping and the page count sticks to the last page (in this case 5/5, did you get the file from the dropbox?).
I also think it isn't logical to delay the back scroll to a second tap. Which pages could be skipped? Why would I tap for a back scroll if I didn't want the page in the way it was displayed before (oh wait, you mean probably for editing, but than you see the page count and the individual page and can easily move to the next page if you want to edit that. I prefer to have correct back scrolling in display mode)?