New LinearMouse update messed up my Mac trackpad #760
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Hey @cfd323, thanks for feedback! Could you upload your configuration file? |
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Sorry, new to Macbook/Mac OS. How do i do that?
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Could you upload your configuration file?
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No worries! You can find the configuration file with the following steps:
Also, please check if the "Switch primary and secondary buttons" option is enabled by mistake for trackpad: |
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OS
macOS 14.5 (Build 23F79)
LinearMouse
v0.10.0
Describe the bug
After installing new LM update, my track pad operates opposite of the way it used to; if I click with 1 finger, it responds as if I used 2 fingers. And if I use 2 fingers, it responds as if I clicked with 1 finger. The settings are the same as they were before installing the update. It's basically acting like it the mouse buttons were reversed. I checked the mouse settings and they are not reversed.
To reproduce
Install LM and then the trackpad works like the buttons are opposite
Expected behavior
I would like the trackpad to work correctly. It worked fine with LM installed, until I did the latest update.
Anything else?
No response
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