Does anyone else’s phone vibrate when you drop a like on chrome?
Yes, mine does it too
You may have allowed permission to the browser in system settings to chrome to vibrate the phone. Change the android permissions and you will be good to go.
All this is based on the assumption that you are using android because no one uses blackberry, windows phone etc these days and apple users are dumb dumb.
It wasn’t a complaint, just an observation. My permissions are on default and I haven’t fiddled with them.
No but I keep getting a notification asking me to allow vibrations or something. That sounds dirty 
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Do you disable it?
If so, please share the steps.
It’s quite annoying!
No, I leave it as is. It only started a few days ago. I’m not on my phone for long enough for it to annoy me. There’s probably a setting in chrome, or under permissions as @amitrish said.
And you like too little 
I actually have chrome deactivated.
And can’t find anything in the settings.
Probably get used to it 
*too
No idea then.
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Outstanding move. You have my full support.
You may try accessibility>> vibration and haptic strength.
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Fuck me, I just submitted an assignment 90 SECONDS before it was due. I’ve cut them close before, but not that close.
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Lol - go for 45 secs next time 
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Been there done that. It’s called living on the edge
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Noticed a new forum feature while stalking Pat’s profile for leaderboard purposes.
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Lol… so it’s a kinda quick view option? I’m on mobile, can’t really make it out-
Go to the user page and you have this:
Click on “normal” and you can decide what to do:
Easy! 
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No, it’s a quick block option. lol
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Ahhh I see - thank you both 
and lol the perfect feature for you though
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Why would I go around blocking individual people when I can be efficient and block entire threads and categories?
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Lol ok needed this second explanation again to finally get the proposal of the new feature- so its for blocking users??
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