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(Not your comment's parent) Apple making touchpads bigger is why I stick to their 13" 2015 MacBook air! When I got a recent Pro for work, it was nearly unusable
by SilasX 6y ago
(Not your comment's parent) Apple making touchpads bigger is why I stick to their 13" 2015 MacBook air! When I got a recent Pro for work, it was nearly unusable from the oversized, oversensitive trackpad. Yes, even after setting all the options that (I was assured) would make it stop picking up unintended presses. When typing, I'd unavoidably brush the trackpad and cause the cursor to move somewhere and click, redirecting my input.
Like your comment's parent, I used the trackpad because I prefer doing everything from the keyboard and so prefer the trackpaid for things that require a mouse-like interface.
- jetpks 6y agoNot saying I can make this better for your use case, but I'm curious if you use tap to click? i.e. click with a simple touch. I love the big track pads and also hate the tap to click setting (I want to press to click) and don't have this problem.
- newsbinator 6y agoI'm the reverse- I always set tap to click and remove force click and haptic feedback. Just a tap, like on a phone, and I've clicked. I do keep the click sound on though, for feedback.
- SilasX 6y agoI wasn’t aware of this distinction and never saw something like that in the options. I think it was press to click.