Hi all,
I have the 2017 13" MacBook Pro with TB. I am used to tap-to-click on a trackpad and other gestures. I do not need to use force touch and do not need the force touch to act as a click-and-drag function for me.
Is there any way to disable all the force touch, haptic feedback and any other trackpad features? I have already done: System Preferences > Trackpad > Point & Click > Force Click and haptic feedback > disabled.
Is there anything else that I can do to make my Mac's trackpad work like a 'normal' computer trackpad?
I don't want to use force touch and any similar features because I have found that my hand is too heavy and I'm not skilful enough to be able to differentiate between a click and a force click. This means that whenever I would have liked to use a force click, I end up outright clicking on the trackpad, failing to use any of the force click features.
Thank you!
I have the 2017 13" MacBook Pro with TB. I am used to tap-to-click on a trackpad and other gestures. I do not need to use force touch and do not need the force touch to act as a click-and-drag function for me.
Is there any way to disable all the force touch, haptic feedback and any other trackpad features? I have already done: System Preferences > Trackpad > Point & Click > Force Click and haptic feedback > disabled.
Is there anything else that I can do to make my Mac's trackpad work like a 'normal' computer trackpad?
I don't want to use force touch and any similar features because I have found that my hand is too heavy and I'm not skilful enough to be able to differentiate between a click and a force click. This means that whenever I would have liked to use a force click, I end up outright clicking on the trackpad, failing to use any of the force click features.
Thank you!