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You might be interested to learn that there is no requirement to leave your navigating finger on the track pad. No need to pivot your wrist at all. Pick it up a
by jtbayly 5y ago
You might be interested to learn that there is no requirement to leave your navigating finger on the track pad. No need to pivot your wrist at all. Pick it up and move it around as much as you want only comfortable distances.
You are obviously used to the three finger way, and to each his own. But for me, having it described as “it's the equivalent of clicking-and-dragging with a mouse” makes me wonder why not just click and drag? But who knows? I’ll have to try it and see if I like it.
- vladvasiliu 5y ago> You might be interested to learn... Good to know. However, my post may have been unclear, I don't like the three-finger drag, so I'm not used to it, I'm just trying to find a reason why some people may like it, so I may not have the best ones. The thing is that you don't "click" anything, you just put your three fingers on the touchpad and slide them around. Exactly the way you would scroll with two fingers: no clicking involved.
- frostwarrior 5y agoIt makes more sense when you consider how enormous apple trackpads are.