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Submitted 1 year ago by coogzzz. After moving to Windows 10 from OSX, once of the things I miss most is the easy scrolling experience. Currently the two finger vertical gesture works great for scrolling up and down, but swiping horizontally does nothing - except in Edge.

I may have saved my mother's sanity with this tip. She was enjoying her new Dell laptop except for the fact that it would suddenly zoom in and out when she was browsing the Web or using Outlook, sometimes deleting a half-penned e-mail in the process. (Not helping matters was the fact that my dad was not experiencing such mousing behaviors.) During my last visit, I discovered the problem: pinch zoom.

One of the many multitouch gestures on today's laptops is the ability to pinch two fingers to zoom in and out in a window. When viewing images or a map, such zooming is a convenient way to get a closer look. It can be maddening, however, when you are simply trying to navigate the Web or fire off an e-mail.

When I'm not blogging, I can often be found reviewing laptops, and I have tested a number of laptops where the pinch zoom setting was more annoyance than convenience. By my unscientific count, Synaptics is the most popular touch-pad driver. I have also recently tested a new Dell ultrabook that uses a touch-pad driver from Cypress. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to disable the zoom gesture using each.

First up, Synaptics.

From the Start menu, search for 'mouse' and then click Mouse from the top of the search results. This opens the Mouse Properites window.

Next, click the right-most tab, labeled Device Settings, and click the Settings button.

Next, from the left-hand column, click Pinch Zoom and uncheck the box on the right labeled Enable Pinch Zoom.

Click OK to save your preference.

For laptops with the Cypress touchpad driver, search for 'mouse' from the Start menu and open the Mouse Properties window as before.

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Next, click the Cypress TrackPad tab and click the link, 'Click to Change Cypress TrackPad Settings.'

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Then click on the 2-Finger Gestures tab and uncheck the box labeled Zoom In/Out.

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Click OK to save your preference and enjoy zoom-free computing.

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I have enabled 'Emulate touch events' and can perform normal swipe.
Is there a way to emulate 2 finger swipe? And other such
gestures?

I'm using iCarousel in one of my iOS projects and I must say it's an excellent piece of work. < /> /> https://github.com/nicklockwood/iCarousel I have a problem though - I'd like to use one-finger swipes for drawing on the UIView and two-finger swipes to switch / move between UIViews. < /> /> Is there an easy way out to achieve this ? Cheers< /> />Jugs
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I have enabled 'Emulate touch events' and can perform normal swipe. Is there a way to emulate 2 finger swipe? And other such gestures?
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I am trying to support my webapp on the Nexus 7 using Chrome. I tried installing the android SDK, and creating a avd like the Nexus 7 with the Google Tools, and after waiting 10 minutes for it to boot up, I found no Chrome, and an emulator that is so slow that it is completely useless. (I am testing a video app, and this thing cant decode a video in real time) I have done all my iOS testing with the device simulator, and it works well. < /> /> Do I have some setting wrong that is causing problems, or am I just wasting my time?
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On Chrome Mobile, Google introduced a tab navigation with the swipe left/right events. But i have a webapp, and i implement a swipe left event to open my navigation menu (like facebook or spotify) The problem is, if user start his swipe on the first left pixel (left:0), the browser start the navigation mode, and do not execute my opening menu function. Is there a way, to disable or stop the navigation mode on Chrome ? I already tried with `.preventDefault`, and `stopPropagation` function, but not working :( < /> /> Thanks for your help
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I have a rooted tablet with Android 4.2.2 and it works fine except for this one thing, sudden zoom when scrolling down / up web page. This make browsing painful and even though this tablet has more cores, ghz, ram etc. bells and whistles it still loses to iPad mini in browsing experience just because of that zooming thing. Apparently I should scroll middle of the page but even that will not prevent accidental zoom happening sometimes. Is there a way to disable this feature (which is more like a bug)?
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i got a lenovo thinkpad edge. the two finger swipe for horizontal and verticle scroll work, three finger click works as middle click, and pinch to zoom also works i was wondering if there was a way to get a three finger swipe to work? currently i'm using horizontal scroll to switch between workspaces (been doing it for the past three years), but sometimes when i'm scrolling down or pinching to zoom it will do the horizontal scroll. any way to do it?
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