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A mix of both. MacOS's multitouch privateframework has a number of states to cover when a finger is just landing, ellipsoid data, palm rejection / resting thumb
by seltzered_ 7y ago
A mix of both. MacOS's multitouch privateframework has a number of states to cover when a finger is just landing, ellipsoid data, palm rejection / resting thumb states. The ability to provide this data is presumably done by their touch hardware.
I encourage looking at the earlier discussions since much has been talked about this before.
- saagarjha 7y agoAlso, macOS’s public frameworks package all that easily and consistently so that all apps get nice scrolling by default.