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When I want to click on an item, a small box appears with a menu that offers a few suggestions like "open in separate tab". This little menu is very persistent and sometimes it takes 3 or 4 tries to just click on the item I want to open. I don't know what these menus are called or how to turn them off.
Thank you
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.15
You can prevent the second finger triggering of the secondary Finder menu by visiting System Preferences : Trackpad, and deselecting the following:
Once you do that, you will need to use control-click to deliberately open the secondary menu.
You can prevent the second finger triggering of the secondary Finder menu by visiting System Preferences : Trackpad, and deselecting the following:
Once you do that, you will need to use control-click to deliberately open the secondary menu.
In which Apps? The Finder or what?
I did more research and found out that if you rest your finger on the touch pad while clicking with the other, the little menu comes up. Good to know!
Thanks for replying.
turn off action suggestions
