Video: Mac OSX Like Multitouch Trackpad Gestures For Windows 10
not to be outdone, osx gets a similar gesture set, but apple is now the only company to support it in both macos and watchos (a more limited gesture set). in addition to swipes and pinches, macos now recognizes 3d gestures for scrolling or zooming. again, your specific hardware needs to be running macos high sierra 10.13 or newer to take advantage of these gestures. even if theyre available on your hardware, its not clear that your os can recognize them, though in my testing the gestures are definitely present.
Video: Mac OSX like Multitouch trackpad gestures for Windows 10
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the other piece of good news for folks with good trackpads is that windows 10 has added support for commands activated by specific fingers across the trackpad. if youve got a trackpad that can report four fingers that are simultaneously down, windows can recognize that and respond accordingly. its worth pointing out that this isnt available on the standard driver, itrequires precision touchpad specs or updated drivers from the manufacturer. the main benefit of this feature is a more natural and direct windows feel, with less resistance for example when youre scrolling. youre also free to use this on other applications without adorning your finger to the operation.
and finally, the company that everyone loves to hate, apple, has its own little tricks to make navigating os x more fluid. navigation is easier to do on the magic trackpad 2, and apple says its the first ever trackpad to have a display. what this means is that the screen lights up as you swipe, showing you exactly where your finger is going, which makes things like window-edges and corners much easier to navigate. not only that, but the screen shows the time, an icon with the current weather for your current location and other information, which can be helpful when youre in an unfamiliar city or app.