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Turns out if you do a small rightwards/leftwards swipe on the brightness or volume buttons, then you can increase or decrease them by one notch without opening
by Kronopath 7y ago
Turns out if you do a small rightwards/leftwards swipe on the brightness or volume buttons, then you can increase or decrease them by one notch without opening the slider.
It’s not an intuitive or discoverable command.
- ravenstine 7y agoYeah, but that's still two gestures instead of one.
- jvzr 7y agoYou don't need to tap then swipe, just swipe.
- prashnts 7y agoGenuinely curious about the intuitive part: I found it intuitive because it’s a similar gesture in iOS (control centre). In addition, many other gestures on force touch trackpad such as peek-and-pop, are similar to iOS. I can carry my habit from iPhone to Mac without giving it much thought. In fact, to me it feels natural and expected behaviour after being used to the gestures in general. I don’t have a touchbar (still using 2015 rPro), and I agree about discoverability part — no way I’d have tried to swipe on a button. So my question: once you discovered that you could do a swipe gesture, did you find yourself using it often?