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On amethyst you can enter custom amounts & save them as buttons to click when you tap the zap button. That works fine & while I was going to say you could eliminate the extra tap it is worth noting that it probably prevents accidental zaps. Sending money is more costly than an accidental like. But if I have to type a custom amount I don't need to make it a button. So if the choice of fixed amount or a custom box appeared & you just either go with fixed or type & send then you could just have that show with a single tap or click.

GUI⚡ 2y ago

I hadn't thought of the accidental zap thing.

It makes me doubt now that it really is a good idea...

After all 2 clicks isn't that hard, except for zapathons of course!! 😅

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Steven Day 2y ago

Unless you approach it the way I approach emails!

I.e. I set a delay for sending out my emails to 30 seconds so I have time to “rethink words”.

This could be 5 seconds of timeout, that allows you to undo.

I’m probably overengineering this. I admit automatic zaps makes me a tiny bit uneasy and my fat fingers have accidentally zapped (which was stopped with the wallet selection dialog in Damus).

I also think a few people have done the same when I see generated and unfulfilled invoices on my wallet from part 1 of the zap process.

jleger2023 2y ago

A five second cancel option is a good idea. Maybe the icon starts to countdown and you click it again to cancel but if it wasn't a mistake you just keep scrolling.

GUI⚡ 2y ago

Seems perfect like this! 👍

Jeff Swann 2y ago

Sounds cool 😎

Jeff Swann 2y ago

I guess maybe that doesn't matter (at least the way I've been using amethyst) now that I think about it... I still have to hit send when it opens my wallet.

GUI⚡ 2y ago

That's either because your wallet doesn't support sending zaps without confirming or you haven't configured it.

I just learned about all this today myself 😅

Butt idk if there's a wallet on Android that allows that...