To make sure the two-finger scroll feature is enabled, go to Settings > Bluetooth and devices > Touchpad. Then, expand the Scroll and Zoom menu and ensure that the box next to "Drag two fingers to ...

Trackpads are ideal for jumping from top to bottom (and vice versa), but I always find them jumpy when scrolling slowly. This was despite customizing my Mac trackpad speed. Admittedly, it took me ...

Here's what you should know to get started on the right foot. The primary way to scroll on a Mac is by using the trackpad. For those coming from a PC background, it may feel like you're ...

From the Quick Link or WinX Menu open Settings > Devices. On the left-hand side, select Mouse and touchpad. Scroll to the bottom and click on Additional mouse settings. This opens the Mouse ...

The two buttons and trackpad are designed to let you interact as flexibly as you would with a regular mouse, though navigating your desktop will likely take some getting used to. Scrolling is a ...

I mainly use a Magic Trackpad at my desk. It’s a great way to navigate a Mac: smooth scrolling, great haptic feedback, and gestures for multitasking with Mission Control. However, Apple has not gone ...

Since macOS Ventura, Apple has made hiding scroll bars when not in use a default behavior of the operating system, but you can prevent this from happening if you know where to look. Keep reading ...