The Magic Trackpad 2 offers a variety of customizable gesture controls, many of which have become a smooth and effortless part of my daily workflow. And with advanced Force Touch haptics inside, the Trackpad provides a satisfying “click” sensation despite the fact that it doesn’t actually move when you press on it. It gives you plenty of real estate for scrolling through websites and clicking around your Mac with precision, but it also has a few unique perks that are handy for both creative work and everyday tasks.
If you encounter a crash, please attach a crash log from the macOS Console.app from the "User Diagnostic Reports" section.For those unfamiliar, the Magic Trackpad 2 is a wireless 6-inch-by-5-inch surface that essentially works like a blown-up version of the trackpad you’ll find on a MacBook Pro or Air. Note: Before bug reporting, please make sure you have the latest version of BetterTouchTool and that you have already tried to restart your system :-). StackTraces, related issues, screenshots, workarounds, etc.):
MacBook Trackpad, Magic Mouse/Trackpad, Touch Bar, etc.): This problem has been described also in the previous GitHub forum: ( )Ī fix would be great, because it is very frustration and I am right now more fast with using command key and tapping the link.Īffected input device (e.g. On my old Macbook 2011 without the force to touch trackpad I had no problems middle clicking on links to open them in tabs with the same settings, while the tap to click feature was enabled in OSx. But Iam highly dependent on the tap to click feature, so I cannot disable it to get a better middle click experience. In this mode I can directly 3-Finger Click on the links (without waiting after putting my 3 Fingers on the trackpad) without any issues.
However when the OSx Setting "Tap to click" is disabled the Middle Click with ThreeFingerClick to open Links in Tabs in Safari seems working fine. > This causes problems in the 2-6 link I am clicking in Safari to let it open in a new tba.