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Added switch to enable/disable forced charging
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Of course, I'm absolutely thrilled about this feature (I'm also a Tibber customer) THANK YOU! But how did you change your stance on this feature? Upfront on the website, it still says, "The integration of the manual safety charge function was deliberately omitted.
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To be honest: It has to do with how the company tries to "improve" stuff :)