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How To Disable Keyboard Touch Vibration in Android 6 Marsh Mallow (Nexus 5x & 6p)

Google Keyboard is the default keyboard in the Android 6(Marsh Mallow). By default, its configured to enable vibration on key press. If you are someone who dislikes this feature and wants to disable it, here is a simple way of disabling it:
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  • Go to Home -> Settings -> Language & input
  • Locate “Google Keyboard” and press it to open its options.
  • Select Preferences
  • Disable the “Vibrate on keypress” option and you are good
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FaceBook Open Source Web

How to stop videos from playing automatically in the Facebook News Feed?

Facebook’s video auto-play settings can be turned on or off. This will help you save bandwidth and help remove the distraction of an autoplaying video. To stop videos from playing automatically do the following:
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  1. Go to your facebook timeline.
  2. From the top right of Facebook, click theĀ  option and select Settings
  3. Click Videos in the left menu
  4. Click the dropdown menu next to Auto-play Videos and select Off
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Android Apps Solutions

How to Enable Manual Exposure in Google Camera App

Google just updated its Camera app to bring in new features and performance. But any prolific camera user will find that the Exposure settings are missing in the options provide on screen. Don’t worry the Exposure settings have not been removed from the app, they have just been hidden by default.

Here is how to enable the setting:

  1. Open the camera app.
  2. Swipe from left to right on the screen to bring out the mode options
  3. Tap the ‘Cog Wheel'(settings button) on the bottom right.
  4. Select “Advanced”
  5. Turn On “Manual Exposure”
  6. Hit back twice to get to the main screen
  7. Tap on options button(Screen bottom right), Now Exposure option will show up with the rest of the options.
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Open Source Web

Threaded Comments in WordPress

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WordPress has a builtin feature of allowing threaded comments for your posts. This feature is by default disabled and has to be “enabled”… Here is how to do that:

  • Login to your WordPress install as Admin(or a user with Admin permissions).
  • Navigate to the “Settings” menu and the “Discussions” option in that menu.
  • Under “Other Comment Settings” section, you will find the option: Enable threaded (nested) comments.
  • Check the option and provide the maximum depth of a thread.

Now nested comments should be enabled on your WordPress Blog.

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