Allow setting vibration for UI and calls/SMS/alarms separately
At the moment there are these settings available, but if I have haptic feedback on, and vibration off in silent mode, silent mode overrides the other setting. It would be nice if it didn't override it, so I would get haptic feedback on e.g. pulley menus while I have silent profile on.
Would be also nice to get choose only pulley menu vibrate without keyboard vibrate.
millerii ( 2014-01-30 21:41:14 +0200 )Yes, it would be a great benefit to have haptical feedback in pulley menus even though vibration for incoming calls and messages is disabled.
szobi ( 2014-03-09 14:34:15 +0200 )This actually must be a bug, because if that's how the developers wanted it to act (only one button controlling haptic feedback+vibration), then what's the other item for? Conversely, there being a button for toggling haptic feedback, that is what it should do - independently of what another setting is doing (unless the two would rule each other out, which is not the case here).
bennypr0fane ( 2014-06-23 01:21:18 +0200 )@bennypr0fane, the other item is for those who want to have vibration for alarms, ringer etc. but no haptic feedback in vkb, menus etc. And the first one is like a main switch for all vibration. But yes, it would be better if the settings were independent.
ssahla ( 2014-06-23 01:46:17 +0200 )if we have one button that overrides something set by another button - but the two settings are not mutually exclusive - and the whole thing is like that on purpose, then it's not a bug, but a design flaw :-)
bennypr0fane ( 2014-06-23 02:05:41 +0200 )