ui: Settings: Explain what "double tap" means #750
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It took me half an hour, and a look at the code, to figure out what "double tap" means. I thought it meant "click", so I tried clicking around on the screen edge but it wouldn't do anything. I think it's a bad translation; probably a better English word for the motion would be "bump" or "edge bump".
In any case, a detailed explanation is better. So this PR adds a label
Screenshot of what it looks like with my change:
I think this way of explaining it is better than a tool-tip or Qt's
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functionality because most people don't know that those exist. An alternative would be to rename the setting from "tap" to "bump" (thus also changing the mnemonic key) and write on the settings screen something like "you can right-click each setting for a description of what it does" so thatWhat's this
is more discoverable, but I'd only do that after explaining the other settings as well, and that is more involved than this quick fix, which I think should be landed first.