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On touchpads with one integrated button, left-handed users will be able (after fix of #496) to click the bottom-left corner to make a right click if it is configured in System Preferences.
However, touchpads with two physical buttons will not be affected by this setting.
A possible partial solution would be to read this setting and swap buttons in emitted events, but in fact the only useful option on such touchpads is two-finger tap/click, which is symmetric, so it should be configured in some way outside of Trackpad prefpane.
It's also unclear why mouse preferences do not affect this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On touchpads with one integrated button, left-handed users will be able (after fix of #496) to click the bottom-left corner to make a right click if it is configured in System Preferences.
However, touchpads with two physical buttons will not be affected by this setting.
A possible partial solution would be to read this setting and swap buttons in emitted events, but in fact the only useful option on such touchpads is two-finger tap/click, which is symmetric, so it should be configured in some way outside of Trackpad prefpane.
It's also unclear why mouse preferences do not affect this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: