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Fine tune swipe gesture for pulley menu
Fast swiping from left to right (or right to left where applicable) when not being performed very precisely in a screen with pulley menu takes you to that pulley menu, even if you don't want to access that menu.
Very fast swipe in a screen opens whole pulley menu, but does not select any items. This is probably to avoid unintentional pulley menu actions.
This can happen very easily and you can easily trigger unintended actions in the pulley menu. I think this gesture needs fine tuning, so only swipe gestures performed with certain angle or higher (above 45 degrees?) will take you to the pulley menu. Swipes with lower angles will not even open the pulley menu. For example currently in the lock screen you are able to open the pulley menu with swipe gesture of angle of approximately 10 degrees.
Fine tune swipe gesture for pulley menu
Fast swiping from left to right (or right to left where applicable) when not being performed very precisely in a screen with pulley menu takes you to that pulley menu, even if you don't want to access that menu.
Very fast swipe in a screen opens whole pulley menu, but does not select any items. This is probably to avoid unintentional pulley menu actions.
This can happen very easily and you can easily trigger unintended actions in the pulley menu. I think this gesture needs fine tuning, so only swipe gestures performed with certain angle or higher (above 45 degrees?) will take you to the pulley menu. Swipes with lower angles will not even open the pulley menu. For example currently in the lock screen you are able to open the pulley menu with swipe gesture of angle of approximately 10 degrees.
Fine tune swipe gesture for pulley menu
Fast swiping from left to right (or right to left where applicable) when not being performed very precisely in a screen with pulley menu takes you to that pulley menu, even if you don't want to access that menu.
Very fast swipe in a screen opens whole pulley menu, but does not select any items. This is probably to avoid unintentional pulley menu actions.
This can happen very easily and you can easily trigger unintended actions in the pulley menu. I think this gesture needs fine tuning, so only swipe gestures performed with certain angle or higher (above 45 degrees?) will take you to the pulley menu. Swipes with lower angles will not even open the pulley menu. For example currently in the lock screen you are able to open the pulley menu with swipe gesture of angle of approximately 10 degrees.