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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 the Touch Bar private APIs, which I didn’t try yet.
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 year at WWDC, they announced new APIs, I will take a look at them as well as testing it on Catalina to figure out the better solution.
Currently there are 2 options to trigger haptic feedback;
The first Isn't ideal as it means you get fedback when you tap the bar even if there's no button there
The second Is quite limiting, as app-specific Touch Bar buttons do not trigger the haptics
Is it possible to add an option for Taps on any Touch Bar buttons?
This would trigger haptics whenever the user touches a button on the touch bar, but not when they tap an empty area of the bar.
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