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I've found trying to drag&drop with that method infuriating.
by madmulita 8y ago
I've found trying to drag&drop with that method infuriating.
- eknkc 8y agoActivate 3 finger dragging in Accessibility settings. I use tap to click, two finger for right click and 3 finger for drag. Works great. I guess I never actually click the trackpad with these settings.
- edanm 8y agoThis is by far the best setup for the trackpad. Ever since discovering 3-finger drag, I can't live without it. I don't understand why not everyone uses it, and why Apple decided to move it from the main settings screen to the accessibility settings.
- jacobush 8y agoIt's a bit non-discoverable. I think that is why. Agree though, I'd get crazy without it. (The behaviour of the touch, not the placement in the settings.)
- ianamartin 8y agoAbsolutely this. It is hands down the best possible set up for a trackpad. I like this so much that I actually bought a Magic Trackpad so I can do these things when I’m plugged in to my main desk setup. I never use the Magic Trackpad though. It’s the best solution if you have to use a trackpad. A real mouse is still just plain better.
- eknkc 8y agoI did the same, bought a magic trackpad and preferred mouse. But I think the problem is placement. Keeping trackpad to the right of keyboard somehow makea it harder to use for me. I use my laptop exclusively now and even on a desk I don’t use a mouse. The trackpad is fantastic on the new MBPs.
- 11235813213455 8y agodouble tap, stay pressed on the second, drag then release for dropping. works intuitively for me