Who has disabled capacitive buttons, which apps and how do you like it?

[dohlo]

I was kind of a hold out as far as disabling the on screen buttons on this device as I felt like it might just be a nuisance having to swipe up to have them show up, but I quickly grew tired of constantly hitting one button or another while typing. So far I've disabled it on my core apps (Facebook, Chrome, AC, Textra etc) but it's awesome! No more smashing the home key or recent apps key while typing (was probably my largest gripe about this device) and and the additional screen real estate is nice.

My main question is just how do those of you who are familiar with this like it overall? Have you ever found it an inconvenience to have to swipe up in certain apps to have them appear? Am I just being nit picky at this point?

 

[Mooncatt]

I never messed with forced removal of the buttons. I like having them showing most of the time, especially when multitasking. If I'm gaming, watching videos, etc, those apps are already handled well for me by being programmed at the app level to remove the buttons if needed. I know not every app may deal with them properly, but it's been working for me to just leave things at the default.