Editing Click leaf (section)

===Design===
Most switches with tactility springs are clicky switches. Alps produced a variant of the leaf that would offer tactility without a click. A few other manufacturers produced tactile switches with tactile leaves that did not follow the Alps design. Tactile [[SMK second generation]] switches have a rounded base to the slider on one side, to allow the slider to pass the hooks on the leaf without pulling it forwards; this achieves considerable tactility without needing to change the leaf shape significantly. [[Tai-Hao]] make [[APC switch]]es with leaves almost identical to those in their clicky switches, but with longer, straighter hooks; again, this allows the slider to pass more easily, although without anywhere near as much tactility as SMK switches (it's easy to become confused as to which are their linear and which are their tactile switches).