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I'm used to double tapping on my trackpad (on windows computers) to drag. For example, I double tap and keep my finger held down on the 2nd tap and highlight some text to copy. On Mac, it seems that I am forced to click rather than tap and keep my finger on the trackpad. This is so much less accurate than what I'm used to. Is there any way to enable this feature?
You have many options on a Mac. Two-finger tap then drag for example. Triple-click. Three finger drag. Tap to click. Combinations of the above.
Change Trackpad preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Change Mouse & Trackpad preferences for accessibility on Mac - Apple Support
You have many options on a Mac. Two-finger tap then drag for example. Triple-click. Three finger drag. Tap to click. Combinations of the above.
Change Trackpad preferences on Mac - Apple Support
Change Mouse & Trackpad preferences for accessibility on Mac - Apple Support
Not as far as I know. But you can set the click force to light in Settings > Trackpad > Point & Click.
Can I double tap (not click) to drag on MacBook Air?
