Apple introduced Force Click on the new MacBooks and 2015 Macbook Pro earlier in the year. Now, they integrated into the new Magic Trackpad 2, which was released today.

Laptops rarely, if ever, provide the trackpad equivalent of a middle mouse button, most models offer only two buttons, though some provide a way to simulate the middle button with software. For ...

In System Preferences, go to the Trackpad pane's More Gestures tab and ensure Notification Center is checked. Drag two fingers in from the right edge of your trackpad and Notification Center will ...

1. Click on System Preferences. 2. Click on Accessibility. 3. Click on Mouse & Trackpad. 4. Click on Trackpad Options. 5. Click on “Three Finger Drag” in the dropdown menu.

Try to enable three finger drag and do a 3 finger drag gesture on the bottom left of the trackpad. There is a 40% chance that it's wrongly detected as a secondary click.

To enable it, head over to System Preferences → Accessibility → Mouse & TrackPad → Trackpad Options, and click the checkbox next to Enable dragging, and choose three finger drag.

Your MacBook's touchpad has a number of different commands that can let you zoom, rotate images, reveal extra options, and more.

You can right-click on a Mac computer by using the control button, two-finger tapping your trackpad, or connecting an external mouse to your device. The right-click function on a Mac can be used ...

In addition to adding inertial scrolling and three-finger drag in recent MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks, it also adds support for Apple's newly released $69 Magic Trackpad.

The Magic Trackpad 2 gives you tons of room for all of Apple’s gestures, but the only new one, Force Click, doesn’t do a lot just yet. The Magic Trackpad 2 is shockingly large and blindingly ...