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I supposed you're a life long Mac user who does NOT use right click often? By default, Solid modelling apps (many of which do not even exist for Mac) make heav
by 627467 6y ago
I supposed you're a life long Mac user who does NOT use right click often?
By default, Solid modelling apps (many of which do not even exist for Mac) make heavy use of right click. In blender you select the target of manipulation by right clicking.
Then, I obviously left out just doing normal context menu which requires right click.
In magic mouse, if you need to enable right click you need to spend most of the time with right click finger raised. Everyone I know who learned to use right click in non-mac systems have complained about the magic mouse precisely for this problem. All move on to use touchpads (superb in Mac world) or some logitech or Microsoft mouse.
- sdflhasjd 6y agoLast time I used a Magic Mouse (the first version I think) it also wasn't possible to simultaneously right & left click, which caused problems in some games and a 3d modeling software I was using.
- jamroom 6y agoI've been using the Magic Mouse since it was released and I have never experienced this - you can rest your fingers on the right side of the mouse and it doesn't "right click" without you clicking. Outside of having to turn it off to charge it, the Magic Mouse is my favorite mouse I've ever used.
- mumblerino 6y agoThe right click does require you to lift your index, but the opposite isn’t true. Like for gaming, there are some uses where the Magic Mouse performs poorly: For example when you have to click both left and right buttons at the same time (impossible with MM) or if you need more buttons (I dearly missed my middle click at first, but the gestures and minute scrolling made up for it)