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You touch and drag to change volume. Not sure how that could possibly be more clicks?
by spullara 8y ago
You touch and drag to change volume. Not sure how that could possibly be more clicks?
- dylan604 8y agoDepends on which OS you have. The touch bar behaves differently in Mojave than it did in Sierra. The mode I used in Sierra is no longer available in the Mojave, and I've had to re-learn the touch bar. First thing up, remove the damned Siri button so I don't accidentally hit it when reaching for the delete button.
- jonathankoren 8y agoHas anyone used Siri on the desktop? I tried once to set a timer with it, and it said it couldn’t. WTF Siri? You have a clock. And then I never used it again.
- jamie_ca 8y agoI _can't_. "Hey Siri" picks up faster on my phone, and when the mac hears the acknowledgement chirp it shuts that down.
- lostgame 8y agoHa! Did they seriously not come across this in testing? Blows my mind.
- dwaite 8y agoI'm not sure what you mean; Siri only activating on a single device at a time is absolutely a core design goal.
- jonathankoren 8y agoYou can always click the circle I’m the upper right.
- spullara 8y agoYou can just edit the buttons on the Touch Bar if you don't want Siri on it. Also, I don't see any change in behavior with the Touch Bar in Mojave. Touch drag works on both brightness and volume just like before.
- coin 8y agoI often want 1 or 2 increments more volume. With real keys I just tap up volume once or twice. With touch bar I have to carefully slide it one or two volume units.