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New: return the pointer after a touch
For anyone using the touchscreen as a second screen: tap something on it, and the pointer goes straight back to where you were working. Turn it on in Settings → Return Pointer After Touch. Requested in Touch Up #44.
- Works after taps, double taps, right-clicks and drags.
- Several taps in a row return to where the pointer was before the first one.
- If you move the mouse or trackpad yourself, the pointer stays where you put it.
- After a Swipe sets what happens when you scroll: Return Immediately (the default) goes straight back and stops the scroll coasting, and Wait for Scrolling to Stop lets the page finish coasting first.
Whatever you tap still becomes the active window, so typing goes there afterwards.
Install
- Download TouchDown-1.3.0.zip below, unzip it, and move TouchDown to your Applications folder, replacing the old version if you have it.
- New to TouchDown? macOS blocks the first launch because it isn't signed by Apple. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. Then turn TouchDown on under Privacy & Security → Accessibility, quit it from the menu bar icon and open it again.
- Updating from 1.2.0? macOS may ask for Accessibility again. If touches stop working, switch TouchDown off and on in the Accessibility list.
Requires macOS 12 or later. Runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Trouble? See Troubleshooting, or report your screen.
SHA-256 of TouchDown-1.3.0.zip: 2f1bcbf474f4f23b45af3324d97dd69682a685c6a07e70e37f8fa534b3705b5e