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I don't think you're quite understanding the trick the parent comment is trying to tell you. You press your finger on the sound icon, and just start sliding wi
by askafriend 8y ago
I don't think you're quite understanding the trick the parent comment is trying to tell you.
You press your finger on the sound icon, and just start sliding without waiting. It's one fluid gestural motion. Try it out. It takes the same effort as tapping a physical button but gives you more fine grained control. Yes, it's something new and different from the way you're used to, but give it a chance.
- lostgame 8y agoSliding still does not a simple tap, with tactile feedback, equate. I'm aware I can do this. It still drives me nuts - and I have to agree with eksemplar when I think it is simply a serious step backwards in design and should be an option, not forced like the 2018 models.
- bluedino 8y agoThe lack of tactile feedback is huge. Take a MacBook with the function keys, and one with the touchbar. Then adjust the brightness or volume on both at the same time and the hand that operates the touchbar gets “lost” so easily
- coin 8y agoStill more work than quickly tapping once or twice. With the slider I have to carefully slide to get the exact amount, all without any tactical feedback.
- 4ad 8y agoTactile feedback? What for? You have visual and audio feedback. After all, you are trying to set volume or brightness to a specific level...