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Using the Touch Bar to adjust volume, brightness, etc. doesn’t have to be a two-step process... no need to tap, lift and re-position your finger to the slider t
by eddyg 6y ago
Using the Touch Bar to adjust volume, brightness, etc. doesn’t have to be a two-step process... no need to tap, lift and re-position your finger to the slider that appears. Instead, just touch-and-hold the icon of the thing you want to adjust, and slide from there.
- tgv 6y agoNice touch (sry, pun was unintended).
- a-p-o 6y agoYou can also increment/decrement by one by quickly swiping your finger to the right or left.
- roryokane 6y agoBe warned, though, that if you slide your finger before the slider finishes animating in, that movement is ignored. Too many times I tried a quick adjustment like that only for the volume to remain the same after my movement. It’s why I added separate volume buttons to my Touch Bar and switched to using those primarily. The sad thing is there’s no good reason for the slider to ignore your input during the animation. I think Apple just didn’t care enough to test it thoroughly. They only tested the Touch Bar with computer newbies who press every key slowly.