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When pressing the tabs buttons in the address bar there is a haptic feedback. That's unexpected - neither Firefox nor Chrome does this - and it's very annoying. Please either remove this or provide an option to disable it.
From reading the code in TabCounterToolbarButton.kt I don't understand why there is a haptic feedback at all:
@ekager Since you implemented TabCounterToolbarButton I have a question for you. ;-) Is this expected behaviour that there is a haptic feedback even without a long press or is this a bug? I was not sure so I didn't labeled this issue as bug. But from reading the code it looks like a bug (for me as someone who is not an Android developer).
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When pressing the tabs buttons in the address bar there is a haptic feedback. That's unexpected - neither Firefox nor Chrome does this - and it's very annoying. Please either remove this or provide an option to disable it.
From reading the code in TabCounterToolbarButton.kt I don't understand why there is a haptic feedback at all:
it.performHapticFeedback(HapticFeedbackConstants.LONG_PRESS)
… because it happens with a short press as well.
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