Hello, dear MacRumors forum.
There is an interesting feature on the Magic Mouse 2 on macOS, the double tap (not click) on its surface triggers the app selector (multitasking view). However, I cannot find a way to perform this same gesture on my iPad Pro.
I know you can access multitasking screen by moving the pointer to the bottom edge, and moving down again. But this is a bit clunky and inconvenient, as I usually reach the edge of my table with my mouse.
I’ve been researching a bit, and I think this is possible through AssistiveTouch. However, I don’t want to have the AssistiveTouch button visible all the time.
It would be really convenient to have a double tap gesture on the Magic Mouse 2 for the iPad, just like we have it for macOS. Do you have any idea on how to implement this? Thank you!
There is an interesting feature on the Magic Mouse 2 on macOS, the double tap (not click) on its surface triggers the app selector (multitasking view). However, I cannot find a way to perform this same gesture on my iPad Pro.
I know you can access multitasking screen by moving the pointer to the bottom edge, and moving down again. But this is a bit clunky and inconvenient, as I usually reach the edge of my table with my mouse.
I’ve been researching a bit, and I think this is possible through AssistiveTouch. However, I don’t want to have the AssistiveTouch button visible all the time.
It would be really convenient to have a double tap gesture on the Magic Mouse 2 for the iPad, just like we have it for macOS. Do you have any idea on how to implement this? Thank you!