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r/RelayForReddit•
acyprus

Voting gestures vibration feedback not working

Bug

Firstly, I love Relay. I'm a Pro owner and I can't do without it.

In that context, this is not a complaint, it's just a report.

The vibration setting for the new swipe gestures has no effect whether on or off, there is no vibration feedback.

This applies to both posts and comments.

Anybody else have it working?

Device information:

Relay Version: 10.0.65 Pro

Phone: OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003 (OnePlus 3T)
Android Version: 9 (28)
Device (product): OnePlus3T (OnePlus3)
Rom: ONEPLUS A3003_28_191104
Cache Cleaners: sd maid

Posted Jun 7, 2022, 5:19 PM UTC

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hipporama•

Working fine for me.

Device information:

Relay Version: 10.0.65 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-S908E (b0q)
Android Version: 12 (31)
Device (product): b0q (b0qxxx)
Rom: SP1A.210812.016.S908EXXU2AVE4
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acyprusOP•

Thanks for replying.

I hope there's a solution - it's too easy to overshoot right now with the current gesture and no vibration feedback.

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ImSpeakEnglish•

Were you able to solve the issue? It's not working for me as well.

Device information:

Relay version: 10.0.68
Phone: Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G (SM-A528B/DS)
Android 12, June 1st security patch level, stock ROM (One UI 4.1)

Settings Posts > Voting Gestures and Posts > Voting Gestures vibration feedback are both enabled but the latter one has no effect. Voting gestures work but don't cause vibration.

In other places vibration is working in Relay (e.g. long touch to hide video controls).

Voting gestures vibration feedback is working as expected on my older phone (was never broken on this one):

Relay version: 10.0.68
Phone: Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite
Android 10, custom ROM (ExtendedUI 1.1)
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acyprusOP•

Nope, and no reply from the dev either. You're the first person to acknowledge my problem is not an isolated incident.

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ImSpeakEnglish•

Hello u/DBrady, would it be possible to get a fix for this?

Swipe vote gestures are very convenient but much more difficult to use without vibration feedback when you have to carefully look to trigger the correct gesture.

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