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I hate the tap to click, so that's probably our difference. I really want to physically click, and a tap should do nothing. I always get fake clicks in the othe
by koonsolo 6mo ago
I hate the tap to click, so that's probably our difference. I really want to physically click, and a tap should do nothing. I always get fake clicks in the other case.
Dragging also becomes more natural when you have a real click.
The trackpad is also big enough to easily cover the whole screen.
- dismalaf 6mo ago> Dragging also becomes more natural when you have a real click Agree to disagree. I find tap to click + hold turns into a double tap but hold on the second tap which I find quite intuitive. And two finger tap is "right click". > The trackpad is also big enough to easily cover the whole screen. So is mine with the sensitivity up. But I don't have to move my hand at all, only my fingers. > I hate the tap to click, so that's probably our difference Ok fair enough. I have noticed most Macs I use for whatever reason don't have tap to click enabled. So larger size + probably a nicer click could be reasons.