Installed the December build, keyboard had good vibration during setup. I restored my backup and then went to change keyboard settings and now I can't access default haptic feedback settings. It states that the vibration is disabled at default. I can manually change the ms vibration but it isn't the same as that quick snap of the default.
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After messing around in options.. I found a work around:
by going to Settings -- sound and display -- I enable haptic feedback (something i leave disabled) and when vibration intensity below it is able to be chosen.. i put it to max. I then disable haptic feedback again and magically, vibrations in handcent are stronger!
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I'm currently using handcent as my default messaging application.
I noticed that when I have the vibration set to the default type of vibration, the vibration is quite strong.
When I customize it to something else (whether it's preset on handcent or i make a custom vibrate) the vibration is 10x weaker than the default..
Is there anyway to make it vibrate stronger?
I hate haptic feedback. Anyone know why I cannot turn it off? The box is selected and grayed out like it is not changeable. I did edit the settings for the vibration and set it to minimal but it still goes off like nuts...
Hey.
I've always had that desire to disable keyboard vibration but only at night. To be quiet around sleeping people.
Is there a way with xposed ?
Or maybe there is a way to create a shortcut or the quick button in the gravity box quick settings that will show up "keypress vibration duration" for google keyboard straight away ?
Or at least a shortcut on the desktop?
I know haptic feedback can be toggled in Tasker which could be triggered by about anything you want such as location, time, desktop shortcut, ambient light, whatever.
Disabled Samsung keyboard through adb because gboard is my main and I couldn't get rid of it from using battery or showing the keyboard switch option in notification panel.
However it caused accessibility settings to force close so I was forced to re-enable it, is there any known fix where I can disable the keyboard and still have accessibility settings?
TIA
Hello everyone.
Question: Is there the option to completely disable vibration in Android 11 on A30?(Yeap, I still haven't upgraded to Android 11. Don't see a particular reason, and I really hate the current style of OneUI.)
But.
As of late, the vibration is REALLY PISSING me off. Notifications vibration especially.
In the settings I can choose only between "Sound (and vibration)" - "Vibrate" - "Mute (all)"
But I don't want to mute the sounds, only the vibration.
There is the setting to disable the vibration for phone calls, but it works only with standard calls.
All messenger applications are ignoring it.
Do not disturb mode is ignored too!
There is no option to disable it in per-app settings either.
And no options under Accessibility menu (like Vibration and Haptic Strength) either.
If it's possible in Android 11, then I'll upgrade just for the sake of this option.
Otherwise, I'm gonna literally rip the motor off.