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1 | initial version | posted 2019-12-07 15:46:48 +0200 |
Before the update to SFOS 3.2.0.12 the time selection was pretty much precise. It correctly jumped almost every time to an even losely selected hour or - with a <5 minutes precision - to the selected minute on the time picker.
This precision is gone after the update to 3.2.0.12 on my Jolla1. For example, I recently tried to select 7 o'clock and the time picker jumped constantly between 10 and 5 for every tap I did on 7.
This is at least a regression. I flagged it as a bug to get more attention by the dev-team, but in my opinion this is a bug, at least compared to the previous SFOS versions.
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Before the update to SFOS 3.2.0.12 the time selection was pretty much precise. It correctly jumped almost every time to an even losely selected hour or - with a <5 minutes precision - to the selected minute on the time picker.
This precision is gone after the update to 3.2.0.12 on my Jolla1. For example, I recently tried to select 7 o'clock and the time picker jumped constantly between 10 and 5 for every tap I did on 7.
This is at least a regression. I flagged it as a bug to get more attention by the dev-team, but in my opinion this is a bug, at least compared to the previous SFOS versions.
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Before the update to SFOS 3.2.0.12 the time selection was pretty much precise. It correctly jumped almost every time to an even losely selected hour or - with a <5 minutes precision - to the selected minute on the time picker.
This precision is gone after the update to 3.2.0.12 on my Jolla1. For example, I recently tried to select 7 o'clock and the time picker jumped constantly between 10 and 5 for every tap I did on 7.
This is at least a regression. I flagged it as a bug to get more attention by the dev-team, but in my opinion this is a bug, at least compared to the previous SFOS versions.
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Before the update to SFOS 3.2.0.12 the time selection was pretty much precise. It correctly jumped almost every time to an even losely selected hour or - with a <5 minutes precision - to the selected minute on the time picker.
This precision is gone after the update to 3.2.0.12 on my Jolla1. For example, I recently tried to select 7 o'clock and the time picker jumped constantly between 10 and 5 for every tap I did on 7.
This is at least a regression. I flagged it as a bug to get more attention by the dev-team, but in my opinion this is a bug, at least compared to the previous SFOS versions.
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Before the update to SFOS 3.2.0.12 the time selection was pretty much precise. It correctly jumped almost every time to an even losely selected hour or - with a <5 minutes precision - to the selected minute on the time picker.
This precision is gone after the update to 3.2.0.12 on my Jolla1. For example, I recently tried to select 7 o'clock and the time picker jumped constantly between 10 and 5 for every tap I did on 7.
This is at least a regression. I flagged it as a bug to get more attention by the dev-team, but in my opinion this is a bug, at least compared to the previous SFOS versions.
Clarification after some comments:
The issue is all about tapping. Sliding works fine also on my Jolla1.
But as said above even a lose tap mostly produced a proper time selection before. That is the "precision" I am talking about and that is gone in 3.2.0.12. And yes, minutes tapping works slightly better than hours tapping, but also lost precision as far as I perceive it.
And it's not that I'm saying, it's not possible to set a time. It's about the ease of it, that has decreased. That's why the current behavior is a regression.