"Turn Trackpad Commander on or off" I can't find this on monterey 12.3.1

evgeniya241 wrote:

yes. with prevues version I was able to remove blue circle (Please see attached screenshoot) . How I can to do it with Monterey 12.3?

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/7cc7b189-01fe-49bc-8f7a-12df9a6288d5

this is as close as I could get:

Turn Trackpad Commander on or off

You can turn Trackpad Commander on or off using VoiceOver Utility:

1. In Finder, choose Go > Utilities from the menu bar.
2. In the Utilities folder, open VoiceOver Utility.
3. Select Commanders in the sidebar, then select Enable Trackpad Commander:

You can also turn Trackpad Commander on or off using your keyboard:

1. Press and hold the VoiceOver modifier (usually Control-Option), then press H twice.
2. Type Trackpad Commander.
3. Press Return to toggle Trackpad Commander on or off.

reference—

Control VoiceOver with Trackpad Commander - Apple Support

more—

VoiceOver User Guide for Mac - Apple Support

Trackpad, Commanders category, VoiceOver Utility on Mac - Apple Support

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evgeniya241 wrote:

please help we to find Trackpad Commander

Trackpad does not turn off in any user preferences...

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evgeniya241 wrote:

still can't remove blue circle when turn on A11y.

Are you asking about an Accessibility feature...(?)

>System Preferences>Accessibility

Set Accessibility preferences on Mac - Apple Support

Use the Accessibility Shortcuts panel on Mac - Apple Support

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