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On my Macbook/Trackpad I use 'Enable dragging > without drag lock'. The best setting i've ever found in macOS, it takes a little getting used to but it's so muc
by DavideNL 4y ago
On my Macbook/Trackpad I use 'Enable dragging > without drag lock'. The best setting i've ever found in macOS, it takes a little getting used to but it's so much better;
' > System Preferences > Accessibility > Pointer Control > Trackpad Options > Enable Dragging. > without drag lock'
It basically allows you to drag everything without 'force clicking' the trackpad. Instead you can now just 'tap twice + hold finger down' and drag.
- ivanmaeder 4y agoI use the same setting but with the "three finger drag" option. It's similar but doesn't need a click to start the drag and another to end it. You just grab things with three fingers and move them; lift when done. It also lets you select multiple whole words with the mouse: single tap quickly followed by holding three fingers and dragging.
- DavideNL 4y ago> It also lets you select multiple whole words Note that you can do this with "dragging > without drag lock" too: when tapping twice, just keep holding your finder down and then drag. I personally find this much easier to use, compared to the "three finger drag". But to each their own of course. Also, if i remember correctly, the three finger drag interferes with some other trackpad gesture related to app expose or something like that.