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The navigation bar is the rectangle and circle and triangle at the bottom of the screen. Android has a delay for tapping the navigation bar to protect from accidentally exiting an app.
After tapping something inside an opened app, Android ignores touches on the navigation bar for around one second. While I understand the purpose of preventing accidentally exiting an app, it is more often a nuisance to have to wait a second until being able to tap the navigation bar.
The big deal comes from repetition. A minor annoyance repeated often becomes a major annoyance.
How to remove this delay?
Ideally, a solution works not only on Android OS but also LineageOS and MicroG, etc. and older Android versions.
After tapping something inside an opened app, Android ignores touches on the navigation bar for around one second. While I understand the purpose of preventing accidentally exiting an app, it is more often a nuisance to have to wait a second until being able to tap the navigation bar.
The big deal comes from repetition. A minor annoyance repeated often becomes a major annoyance.
How to remove this delay?
Ideally, a solution works not only on Android OS but also LineageOS and MicroG, etc. and older Android versions.
