Since 3.4.0, the seek duration for both gestures is the same, which wasn't the case before and is critiqued by many users. It should be configure to have 2 different durations.
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Each skip could be represented by a slider. To prevent a monstrosity of 4 sliders, I was thinking of a single "Skip" button in the settings panel that opens a childview. this child view then has two toggles.
Toggle one: forward skip = backward skip
Toggle two: tap skip = gesture skip
Depending on these toggles, we could either show 1 slider for all values, 2 for forward/ backward, 2 for tap/gesture, or 4 for forward-tap,backward-tap,forward-gesture,backward-gesture
Until I realized that Settings.app doesn't let you dynamically hide or show items. So one solution could be this dynamic hiding/showing of sliders based on two new toggles inside the in-app Settings, because inAppSettingsKit allows dynamic item hiding. And for the Settings.app bundle, we could have 4 separate options with a select number of items to pick from (essentially duplicating the Forward/Backward skip system).
EDIT: Merge Request pushed. Decided to forego the child views idea and go ahead with the two toggles, skip options are dynamically shown. decided to forego editing skip duration within Settings.app.