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> With physical keys you can “home” your finger and press without drifting or looking down at the bar, and I find that much easier. You can also develop muscle
by pcr910303 6y ago
> With physical keys you can “home” your finger and press without drifting or looking down at the bar, and I find that much easier.
You can also develop muscle memory with the Touch Bar as I've mentioned in my comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23786774 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23786774
- forgotmypw17 6y agoCan you consistently activate things on it without looking and also know for sure whether or not you activated it? Is there some kind of force feedback?
- pcr910303 6y agoWell, I do use an app called HapticKey which provides haptic feedback, but yes I was able to consistently activate things on it without looking even before I started using the app. Most actions I used provided direct feedback on the screen (e.g. deleting, opening a tab, opening an info window, etc...) so feedback was less an issue.