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Originally Posted by TechniSol
Did you ever consider that was to minimize and filter undesired input? Bugs cause your Sony to change pages, do you also consider that correct behavior for a device not designed to operate only inside a mosquito netting? :-)
I think you need to adapt a bit. Somewhere between a short tap and a long press exists the Kobo page turning tap sweet spot. Possibly more elusive than the Grafenburg spot for many...
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The number of times it happens that a bug might land on my screen and change my page on the Sony out of my total reading time, 0.0001%.
The number of times it takes me 2-4 swipes to turn the page on the Kobo, 50% of the time.
I'll choose the device where a bug can turn a page and the rest of the time I can use the slightest thumb movement on the first try. Yes, I adapt to the Kobo because I love the light, but page turns are still unresponsive and slow compared to the Sony and I really don't see a reason for it.
So if Kobo intentionally did that to prevent the occasional bug turning a page, they overdid something and not for the better.