Describe the bug
Hi, I use three finger click to mimic middle click for a year without problem.
Yesterday I upgraded my macbook air from M1 to M2.
After system migration, I encounter 2 problems when using three finger click.
These problems stick even after I upgraded BTT to latest version.
BTT does not block system event/haptic feedback anymore, resulting 2 haptic feedback. (the system feedback triggers at a fixed force, BTT one triggers based on "FORCE Touchpad" setting)
Three finger click randomly not being recognised and trigger system 2-finger click instead. It somewhat depends on finger placement, works ~100% if I put all 3 fingers near right edge of the trackpad.
Hi I tested with a bluetooth connected magic trackpad2, and it works perfectly. So it's only the internal trackpad which has problem. Hope it may help.
Also, even if I disable all trackpad shortcuts and set haptic feedback to "no feedback" in "FORCE Touchpad", 3 finger click still has a haptic feedback.
No feedback if I quit BTT.
The force that trigger the feedback obeys the force setting in "FORCE touchpad"
Could you check whether anything changes in BTT 3.868 alpha? (get via "Check for alpha version updates")
It seems like the Air Trackpad doesn't properly respond to some commands, I can't test it but maybe this alpha contains a workaround.
The following three-finger-gestures have been working on my 2017 MacBook Pro, but they are not working on my MacBook Air M2 after importing BTT settings:
Other settings that were imported work fine.
I deleted the 3-finger-tap and reconfigured manually - not working.
Maybe the problem has to do with tapping?
3-finger-click is working.
As you have pointed out, there seems to be a problem the three-finger click is recognized as a two-finger click with the M2 Air trackpad.
My temporally solution is that go to the trackpad gesture settings in the BTT and set the global "3 finger click (left finger harder)" and "3 finger click (right finger harder)" also to the middle Click.