When I use Android's edge-swipe gesture to go back by swiping from the left or right edge of the screen, Telegram sometimes interprets the gesture as a quick reaction to a message.
As a result, I unintentionally react to messages while simply trying to navigate back. This happens occasionally and is quite annoying.
Expected behavior:
The edge-swipe back gesture should navigate back without triggering a quick reaction.
Suggested solution:
Please consider adding an option to disable quick reactions, or otherwise prevent edge-swipe navigation gestures from accidentally triggering quick reactions.
Steps to reproduce
Open a Telegram chat.
Swipe from the left or right edge of the screen to go back using Android's gesture navigation.
In some cases, Telegram triggers a quick reaction on a message instead of only performing the back gesture.
Expected behavior:
The edge-swipe back gesture should navigate back without triggering a quick reaction.
Suggested solution:
Please consider adding an option to disable quick reactions, or otherwise prevent edge-swipe navigation gestures from accidentally triggering quick reactions.