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TouchMe is supported in Win 10 :) But it never supported touch pass, only touchscreens. Source: I wrote it =]

TouchMe is designed for this kind of stuff :) But besides that... you mentioned there're buttons for Android. Can you link to them? There may be drivers for windows?

Hey dude, sorry that's a bug with the Windows Store... I've been trying to figure out a way to solve it for a while but haven't figured out a work around yet. All yougotta do is restart your computer, make sure you have a good internet connection, then open the TouchMe Gesture Studio App again...

Although there's no way to do this, you can map a custom gesture to show the keyboard to make your life a little easier. Try downloading TouchMe Gesture Studio from the Store. You can use it to configure custom swipe gestures to navigate back/forward, switch tabs, etc...:) Here's a link...

yup! It'll work with any browser really because you can map a gesture to any keyboard shortcut. In this case, the keyboard shortcut you're looking for is Alt+LeftArrow. But TouchMe has a built in version of this called something to the tune of "Browser: Back" The only difference is that you...

Try downloading TouchMe Gesture Studio from the app Store. You can use it to configure custom swipe gestures to navigate back/forward, switch tabs, etc...:) Here's a link: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/touchme-gesture-studio/740d3578-ddb4-4f74-b489-5a3782cb7607

this is one of the greatest things i've read all month =]

=] is it everything you hoped and dreamed?

I wish that was possible, unfortunately, there's no way to make an RT version because the API set is too restricted :(

Interesting. So Chrome is now using TouchMe features eh? I should talk to Google... =]

This was a really annoying bug that was only available for about a weekend or so. If you uninstall TouchMe (both the app and the engine), restart your computer, then reinstall, it should fix your problem. Let me know if that solves the issue!

you can definitely put in a request for that at TouchMe Feature Requests =]

You may be able to use touchme to do this, but it is likely going to be complicated because there's no way to simultaneously touch the screen AND send the home button at the same time to scroll. If you do so, the native touch-to-pan feature 'wins'. You can definitely do some autohotkey magic...

I just submitted a build with this feature to the Store =]

This is it, while there's all the APIs you could ever dream of via win32, the WinRT API set is rather limited. I wanted to make one a while ago but it's not possible on big Windows at this time. It's kinda possible on phone, but you can only really query the battery level every 15 minutes, no...

Maybe try TouchMe Gesture Studio =] Microsoft News | Customize Your Very Own Touchscreen Gestures On Your Windows 8 Device Using TouchMe Gesture Studio, It?s Awesome

Dude, your website looks pretty touch friendly already TBH. Maybe getting rid of the pane on the left for smaller screens, but other than that, it seems pretty legit at a first glance. It looks pretty slick too, I'd buy it!

Which settings did you change?

After investigating, it looks like there’s actually nothing I can do to solve this because it has nothing to do with the TouchMe engine. Here’s how you can tell: 1. Completely turn off the TouchMe Engine 2. Open Chrome 3. Touch one finger to the Chrome window and HOLD IT THERE 4. While...

This is a great idea! Actually, I'd love to get some tech blog coverage. I've actually spent quite a few nights shameless plugging it to as many sites as I could find! But I definitely haven't covered all of them. Do you have a couple in mind that I should try out?