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What I really miss on Windows an Linux is the three-finger drag to slide back and forth between work places, with the rubbery bounce effect (not just an instant
by ant6n 6y ago
What I really miss on Windows an Linux is the three-finger drag to slide back and forth between work places, with the rubbery bounce effect (not just an instant switch).
What I miss on Mac is a properly working tap-to-drag, without that delay when you release the dragged element.
- layoutIfNeeded 6y ago>without that delay when you release the dragged element. Without the delay the system won’t be able to decide if you’ve really finished dragging or just run out of trackpad space but want to continue dragging.
- ant6n 6y agoThat´s the mac way, right. They decide I have to use my computer a certain way, even if all my other computers work differently, and there´s no way to get the same behavior as on every other Laptop I have (Windows, Linux, Chrome OS). I'd rather be "running out of trackpad space", which is not an issue on those giant Macbook track pads, instead of having to wait for the drag to settle after each drag - or worse, constantly mis-dragging because the behavior, the feel of dragging, is different on MacOS than elsewhere.
- layoutIfNeeded 6y agoMaybe you should try using the 3-finger drag option (Accessibility → Pointer Control → Trackpad Options). I'm using that and it doesn't suffer from this delay issue, because when the number of fingers on the trackpad changes the system knows that the drag gesture was finished.