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That's ok, but why limit triggers to button areas when 1-finger click anywhere on the trackpad can be left-click and 2-finger click anywhere can be right-click.
by dsego 3y ago
That's ok, but why limit triggers to button areas when 1-finger click anywhere on the trackpad can be left-click and 2-finger click anywhere can be right-click. Macs also have force touch for additional actions. There is probably a 3-finger click option as well. I don't have to know where the buttons are or look for them, no eyes need to be on the touchpad or keyboard, it's just an extension of my fingers.
- semireg 3y agoI turn on the 3-finger-drag accessibility option on my Mac trackpads. It works amazingly well. You can drag, cmd-tab, and even add an additional click to focus a part of an app without losing the drag. I’m amazed every time.
- treprinum 3y agoIt's not limiting, it can be set up that way as well. But you have an extra option to set up 3 button behavior as well which is missing on MacBooks.
- dsego 3y agoNot sure why though, feels like a gimmick to be honest. Why have buttons which aren't tactile so you have to look for them visually?