TipTap 1 finger fix occasionally triggers when it shouldn't

Bugs or Unexpected Behavior
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Occasionally TipTap 1 finger fix occasionally triggers when it shouldn't.
I'm fairly certain that it happens when I have at least 2 fingers resting on the trackpad, but don't actually lift one.

Any ideas how to fix?

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you can adjust some sensitivity values in the advanced settings.

Best open BTT’s live view and try to reproduce it there, then you’ll see what the trackpad “sees”

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Thanks.

The scenario I described doesn't seem to be sensitivity though.

Is it possible for me to have live view constantly record, so I can review it when the bug happens?

I ask for this because:

  1. I'm unable to replicate it deliberately.
  2. It only happens roughly once a day.
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I also feel like something has changed with tiptap gestures. Ive been using same 3 finger tiptap for cmd T in safari for 5+ years and all of a sudden i was able to start a machine gun tiptap that opened 10 new tabs in safari, while holding fingers on the trackpad. I played around for a week with sensitivity settings, but all changes just made it hard to trigger tiptap gestures. I ended up adjusting the minimum finger distance just the right amount to not be able to accidentally trigger it.
I also use tiptap for application switcher so its my number 1 gesture.

I first thought it was me going over to a wireless magic trackpad. But maybe it is something else.

Andreas_Hegenberg: This fantastic software is like a part of me, if something stops working in it, its as if a normal computer user looses its mouse courser.