Disable Multi-Touch - 2 finger zoom

[Tadeus Ratzfatz]

Hello,

on some tablet computers i have the problem, when i want to zoom with 2 fingers, it happens very uncontrollable. Sometimes it zooms when i touch the display with only one finger. I think it is a display problem on some devices. But it will be very helpful, if i can disable the multitouch zoom. In this case the zoom with the buttons on the right side will be enough.

Thank you in advance 

[Hardy]

hmm... sounds like a double-tap may be detected on your device on some occansions? I believe OsmAnd zooms in on double-tapping the map, so maybe this is the actual culprit ...

[Nico W]

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 8:35:40 AM UTC-7, Nico W wrote:

I've had the same on my normal old phone, scrolling over the Hong Kong map it would go from 500m scale straight down to 50m or 10m scales. Then I had to use the ruler to zoom out again, and 2 map moves further same thing happened again. Finally I pulled the battery out of the phone and left Hong Kong for what it was. It has not done it since. Btw, I downloaded this map 3 days ago, all other maps I have are older.

[Andre]

Hi Nico,

That is a good solution. Simply leave Hong Kong and never come back is a simple and effective one-finger solution :-)

Andre.oid

Op 9 jun. 2013 17:35 schreef "Nico W" <wiss...@gmail.com> het volgende:

I've had the same on my normal old phone, scrolling over the Hong Kong map it would go from 500m scale straight down to 50m or 10m scales. Then I had to use the ruler to zoom out again, and 2 map moves further same thing happened again. Finally I pulled the battery out of the phone and left Hong Kong for what it was. It has not done it since.

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 4:59:42 AM UTC-7, Tadeus Ratzfatz wrote:

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[Nico W]

No, I had a good tour guide, no maps needed ;)

 

On Sunday, June 9, 2013 4:59:42 AM UTC-7, Tadeus Ratzfatz wrote: