I have a Galaxy Watch4. Having sideloaded a couple apps onto it, the right swipe gesture has really gotten in the way, reducting some functionality from the apps. Since the right swipe on the watch is the equivalent to the back button on some android devices, I couldn't think of a way to simply disable it. All I need is some third party app to take care of it, or just a setting to remap it. Are any of these things possible?
Haha! Good point. That's only half of it though. Sometimes, even in the apps they have on the watch by default, the problem still happens. When I try to tap something, my finger sometimes slightly moves to the right which exits out of the application. This can be particularily annoying when in an unsaved notes list, or an app as such. So mostly, I'm still looking for a way to either disable the right swipe or decrease the sensitivity.
I honestly don't know what apps you could be using on your watch that you have to constantly touch it, but I have a watch 4 and never had a problem with the right swipe. Of course, I use the basic stuff like the calendar, maps, Pay etc. Only in Pay sometimes, I've had an accidental swipe, when attempting to switch the card I wanted to pay with - but it was my own fault for touching too far to the right.
I see, but I still do get the problem. Maybe I'm bad a tapping, but I just want to disable right swipe and I don't think there possibly are any 3rd party softwares for this. If you happen to know of one, please let me know.
