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A side note, since the later Retina MBPs, the trackpad no longer has a physical button - a linear motor thumps the non-moving pad surface when you push hard eno
by gargravarr 9y ago
A side note, since the later Retina MBPs, the trackpad no longer has a physical button - a linear motor thumps the non-moving pad surface when you push hard enough to register a click (and I can't tell the difference, it's brilliantly implemented). So really, tap-to-click is the only thing that works - the difference between it and what used to be a physical 'click' is disappearing.
- arbie 9y agoThe ForceTouch Trackpad on the 2017 MacBook still recognizes taps and clicks as separate events.
- gargravarr 9y agoIndeed. I just found it curious that 'tap to click' as a separate action is no longer relevant, as both actions are no longer physical.