Screenshot: Gizmodo Clicking and dragging is the equivalent of scrolling, and so is a scrolling gesture (via a two-finger gesture on a trackpad or via a scroll wheel on your mouse, for example).

Placing your finger on the top or bottom of your trackpad and drag it to the opposite edges reveals the App Bars. It’s entirely possible to use some apps without ever having to see these bars ...

Your Windows laptop's touchpad can click, of course, but it can also help you navigate through menus and apps with ease.

Apple's new Force Touch Trackpad definitely takes some getting used to. Become a pro with these tips.

With the release of iPadOS 13.4, Apple brought official Bluetooth mouse and trackpad support to its iPads. This article explains how to use your chosen input device with your iPad. To learn how to ...

Using Trackpad Gestures On Your MacBook As stated previously, Apple has baked in a few handy gestures into macOS that work with the MacBook's trackpad or a Magic Mouse.

One change in particular may confuse some Mac users. Apple has moved the option to use the three-finger drag gesture from the Trackpad menu to the Accessibility menu.

One of the more useful actions that 3D Touch makes possible is pressing an iPhone's onscreen keyboard to turn it into a virtual trackpad. If you ‌3D Touch‌, the keyboard turns blank and morphs ...

Wondering how do you right click on a Mac? Here's how to right click on a trackpad, Apple mouse, Magic mouse, or any mouse.

To use trackpad mode, you need to be using the Apple stock keyboard. Tap on a text view, so that the keyboard is visible. Then, long-press on the space bar.