When double-clicking on a line of code, a (rather) obnoxious sound comes out of Cursor each time. How does one disable this?
Much appreciated!
This was brought up in another thread as well: How to disable audio sounds? - #4 by William
But the exact Cursor/VS Code settings was not identified. I do not receive this sound in VS Code itself as well.
In Cursor, press Command+Shift+P and search for Help: List Signal sounds.
You can disable the sounds there.
Did you manage to find a solution to this. Having the same issue.
Ultra Pro - Power user here. To the amazing team of this application and its design, I have one piece of feedback I hope doesn’t fall on deaf ears.
If the spawn of Satan had a signature sound, one designed to slowly drive a person to the brink of insanity. It would be your sound effect of dice in a wooden cup being shaken every 30 seconds.
Save us from this madness and disable sound effects on install.
absolutely true, this sound design is the worst thing ever. I get that weird double tick sound every 3 seconds. No idea why. No visual feedback to accommodate that sound. First time you’re annoyed. 10th time you just want to kill yourself.
Whoever designed this should maybe not be a designer.
I found itt!! its the two check boxes with “Edit at Position” and “Error on Line” in the List Signal Sounds. Thank ya’ll for help, was dying slowly
There is also “editor.accessibilitySupport” setting in json config. BUT, it reverted to “on“ after each launch. Its fcking kills me.
Volume setting looks like a solution
