Yoshimasa Niwa

Today, I had a chance to try MacBook Pro 2018 (15 inches) and confirmed that current strong haptic feedback format is the same one that track pad is using for...

Thank you for the feedback! I understand that the difference, but it’s because of the current implementation limitation. I think it’s technically possible, however requires some extra reverse engineering of...

I explored a way to detect these events from touch bar in different approach such as using IOKit, however not really find a way to do so yet. Since this...

Thank you for the pull request!!! And sorry for the late reply. Before taking a code review, I want to answer and comments for the previous comments in #9. 1....

To workaround this behavior, seems like, it requires a code signing with developer ID. This cost some on me and not trivial for now. I will figure out it but...

@rodrigoAbril What is your macOS version? Also wondering if your mac has any MDM profiles (such as company issued laptop.) If you can, select app and use minus button at...

@rbdej Let me think about this, that feature could be improved for sure.

Here, 523bade, I made an experimental change to add volume control. There is no user interface to change it for now. Therefore you need to use `defaults(1)` to control it...

It’s not difficult to make this type of changes actually, however, I think such functionalities are out of scope of this application. Probably creating a separate new app would be...

It is using [both touch down and up](https://github.com/niw/HapticKey/blob/7e56060c8c246b919102df3adcef416465f6f883/HapticKey/Classes/HTKHapticFeedback.m#L64) and triggers different type of haptic feedbacks, as long as these two events are not happening in a very short period, which...