On 25/11/23 10:29, Doug Lee wrote:
Ah, I've not been wanting Apple to change the magic tap behavior for everyone
else; I've just been wanting the
ability to adjust what functions it can do on my own phone, much as we can do
for the power button.
You can't adjust it, as far as I know.
--
Ah, I've not been wanting Apple to change the magic tap behavior for everyone
else; I've just been wanting the
ability to adjust what functions it can do on my own phone, much as we can do
for the power button.
On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 09:15:31AM -0600, Brad Snyder wrote:
I wouldn’t hold my
I wouldn’t hold my breath expecting Apple to alter the behavior of the 2-finger
Magic tap as you requested in your first message.
I believe the gesture is performing as intended by Apple, and it is better for
you to alter the method you use to start dictation. :)
- Brad -
On Nov 25, 2023,
Ah, the Start Dictation button. I used that years ago but forgot about the
option by now. Might try that at
least until Apple addresses the focus issue when sending messages that I
mentioned in my first message on this
thread.
On Sat, Nov 25, 2023 at 08:41:15AM -0600, Brad Snyder wrote:
Hello
Hello Doug,
The solution to your dilemma is relatively simple. Rather than use the two
finger magic tap to begin dictation, locate the microphone button on the bottom
row of the keyboard. Once focus is on this button, do a one finger double tap
to begin dictation. You may then use a two finger
Doug,
I don’t know of any easier way to clear the playback queue. Some apps like
Blind Square use this audio channel, but when it closes, it leafes it blank.
Another messy solution…
Dave Carlson
Woodworker, Musician, Oregonian, Engineer, Farfar
dgcarlson0...@gmail.com
On Nov 24, 2023, at
Ah, good to know without making a mess to find out. :)
Last question then: Is there an easier way to clear the playback controls from
the lock screen? Currently I
load and then close the Music app to get that done.
On Fri, Nov 24, 2023 at 07:11:12PM -0800, Dave Carlson wrote:
Doug,
No.
Doug,
No. Don’t delete the app. The unfortunate answer is that whatever media is
remaining will. Play as default. You can see what that is if you go to the
control center and swipe to media to see what’s I the queue. Only answer is to
use another media (audio books, podcast, YouTube video,
Do you know if any possible good for me, or bad, would come from my deleting
the Music app? That was my only
guess before asking, but I haven't tried that yet and I also have never had
reason to check what happens if I
later want it back, unlikely though that probably is.
On Fri, Nov 24, 2023
Hi Doug,
As far as I know there is not a way to edit the functions of the magic tap
gesture.
Gabe
Gabe Griffith
President, California Council of the Blind
(925)222-5762
gabe.griff...@ccbnet.org
> On Nov 24, 2023, at 6:53 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
>
> Kind of you to answer, and quickly
Kind of you to answer, and quickly indeed. I forgot the name "magic tap"
somehow, but I do know it is a
multi-function gesture.
But my actual question is, can I somehow remove from its set of active
functions the activation of the Music
app and its controls, which happens even if I have no
Hi,
The two finger gesture you are referring to is known as a magic tap. The reason
for this is that it does several things. It will answer or hang up a call, it
will start and stop dictation, and it will start and stop media from playing.
If you want to use it for dictation you will need to
I am using iOS 16 because I have an iPhone X, but I think what follows also
applies to iOS 17.
As of an update or few ago, there is a sequence I commonly perform which
results in surprise music; so I am
wanting to know how to stop the double-finger double-tap from starting music
playback. I
13 matches
Mail list logo
