TwiggyShip
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Tap and drag works for me too! Very pleased. This update from MS seems to have improved quite a lot of things, props to them
This is horrible. There's now a weird 500ms delay when you tap using the touchpad that is getting to my nerves. Example: in start screen, tap using touchscreen on any tile: it comes up instantly the moment you press it.i like that they have added this feature.. however.. i feel that the implementation isn't that great. for example, when i'm in gmail, selecting (checkboxes) my emails in a list, it now wants to drag instead of allowing me to select multiple boxes at once. IE the delay period for sensing a double-tap to drag is too long.
i want to click, move the cursor, click, move the cursor, but not click and drag.
Turns out my device actually froze. The fan went crazy and it rebooted itself. No update. Nice.
Brb getting hammer.
i like that they have added this feature.. however.. i feel that the implementation isn't that great. for example, when i'm in gmail, selecting (checkboxes) my emails in a list, it now wants to drag instead of allowing me to select multiple boxes at once. IE the delay period for sensing a double-tap to drag is too long.
i want to click, move the cursor, click, move the cursor, but not click and drag.
i don't get why they can't just figure out how synaptics does it for their touchpads.. i guess they make the best touchpads for a reason. at the very least, give us an option to change the delay sensing period.
This is horrible. There's now a weird 500ms delay when you tap using the touchpad that is getting to my nerves. Example: in start screen, tap using touchscreen on any tile: it comes up instantly the moment you press it.
Now tap on the same tile using the touchpad. You'll see it appears "pressed" for 0.5seconds or so, then it's released, and then the app pops up instantly.
Same thing happens on mail's check boxes, where they remain grey for a while after you tap them. If you try to do anything during that brief moment on the touchpad you'll just start a drag.
Why such a huge delay? Couldn't this be done in a better way?
macmee, I actually don't like right-clicking by trying to approximate and press the "virtual" touchpad right button, since it requires too much force. So I always use the 2-finger tap method GoodBytes mentioned.
I think I'm experiencing similar. All I know is since the update, I've had multiple instances of inadvertent dragging when using the Type Cover touchpad. Like on the desktop when trying to click, click on stuff, then I accidentally started drawing a selection rectangle.
Tap with 2 fingers anywhere on the touchpad to right-click.