trackpad
The force touch trackpad seems great but I would like to reduce it's sensitivity.
It seems the UI allow selection of 3 modes:
Click: Light – Medium – Firm
which both set sensitivity and the haptic feedback level.
Would it be possible to set the sensitivity in a more fine way ? Maybe by command line ?
You can do this on the Macbook Pro trackpad by pressing down with two fingers hard enough to engage the mechanical "mouse" button built in to the trackpad. Drag your item(s) to the desired destination and then release the pressure off the button and... voila! Windows will display the right drag menu at that point.
Unfortunately this doesn't allow "locked drags" where you can continue dragging long distances by picking your fingers up off the trackpad surface and quickly repositioning them to continue the drag.
Go to system preferences and navigate to accessibility.
Disable "Spring-loading delay."
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Well, BetterTouchTool seems to be able to modify the trackpad sensibility for 2 fingers and more clicks. It can as well change the haptic feedback strength and feeling (you can have your trackpad vibrate when you force click with two fingers). However, it's not able to change the force click with one finger but it proves that we can have a low driver access to the new macbook force touch trackpad. If somebody got any documentation on how to access these drivers, I could try to play around with that and maybe develop a little app to change the sensitivity of the pad.