Disable HTML5 Vibrate use

[It's Not Lupus]

I was using Chrome on my Android phone and accidentally tapped on an ad. It redirected a number of times until it got to the last ad which made my phone vibrate. How do I disable this stupid feature?

 

[corkyg]

The vibrate most likely occurred because that is how you had your phone set up for a ring. Some websites use the WebEx call-back feature. Suggest you research your particular phone to find out how to disable the call-back feature.

 

[It's Not Lupus]

The vibrate most likely occurred because that is how you had your phone set up for a ring. Some websites use the WebEx call-back feature. Suggest you research your particular phone to find out how to disable the call-back feature.

Why are your initial replies always so completely useless?

 

[Fardringle]

Did you try what he suggested? It's one of several valid possibilities for the situation even though it's not exactly what you asked.

Since the vibrate alert is a built in function of the HTML5 API in the Chrome browser, you can install an ad blocker, or possibly a different browser that includes ad blocking by default (Lightning Browser), or a browser that doesn't use HTML5..