Telegram for Desktop less than perfect

[Sebastian42]

In x32Win10ProV22H2, Telegram for Desktop is a wonderful communication application that I would not swap for another; however there are two irritations which I would like to be removed. It involves disabling the tools for Attachments and for Emojs. These tools are at the left and right ends of the text-entry bar. The reason I want them disabled is not just because I personally have no use for them, but because I am constantly activating them inadvertently, and then having to close the unwanted opened windows. The publishers, who update the app EXTREMELY frequently, should be the ones to give me the advice I need, but they are unresponsive to any kind of user input, so I appeal to help-forums instead.

 

[dgianstefani]

Use Signal

Or, you know, a 64 bit OS.

 

[Beginner Macro Device]

I don't remember when was the last time I used anything 32 bit but on my 64 bit Windows, starting with 1803 (almost 6 years old build), Telegram has never caused any button-related issues. Attachments button only creates additional windows if I click on it and emojis button is super easy to avoid.

I guess it's a trolling thread rather than anything else. This issue seems as made up as it gets.

 

[Frick]

In x32Win10ProV22H2, Telegram for Desktop is a wonderful communication application that I would not swap for another; however there are two irritations which I would like to be removed. It involves disabling the tools for Attachments and for Emojs. These tools are at the left and right ends of the text-entry bar. The reason I want them disabled is not just because I personally have no use for them, but because I am constantly activating them inadvertently, and then having to close the unwanted opened windows. The publishers, who update the app EXTREMELY frequently, should be the ones to give me the advice I need, but they are unresponsive to any kind of user input, so I appeal to help-forums instead.

The only people that can help you with this are the devs, and I'm quite sure they have good reasons* for doing it the way they do.

*You might not think they are good reasons,

 

[R-T-B]

Yeah you aren't really going to find help without dev assistance.

 

[Sebastian42]

Thanks for your thankless task of responding.
As for trolling - it's my own inconvenience that I want to alleviate, not stir up others.

Beginner Micro Device - I've tried in x64 - the same problem.

 

[Sebastian42]

With help from forums I have discovered that I do not need to bring the mouse near either the Attachment or Emoji tools; clicking ANYWHERE (else) in Telegram enables text entry, and sending can be done by a keystroke. So I do not need to disable those two tools for Attachments and Emojis.

 

[Sebastian42]

I was given an effective URL and did get a response from the developers. However, they question the need for the mouse cursor in the text box - at first I agreed with them, but then discovered that I need the cursor in the text box to correct mistakes I made while typing.