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That's unfair on third party software. Pressing both mouse buttons is common in many situations, and is just something that the magic mouse does not make easy t
by joosters 11y ago
That's unfair on third party software. Pressing both mouse buttons is common in many situations, and is just something that the magic mouse does not make easy to support (speaking as a long-time magic mouse user btw)
The hardware is actually capable of this. The surface of the mouse is fully multi-touch, it can distinguish 3-4 independent touches, so it could easily support left + right clicks at once. However, that 'gesture' is not one offered by the software.
BTW, a great program to visualize the touch capabilities of the mouse is downloadable here:
http://www.makeitgo.ws/articles/fingermgmt/ http://www.makeitgo.ws/articles/fingermgmt/