accessibilitymacostrackpad
I am new user of Macbook and I love it, but I need ClickLock feature (Like on Windows Mouse Settings) because I have cerebral palsy and I can't drag normally.
The idea of ClickLock feature: Long click (~30ms) to enable dragging and click to turn of.
Any ideas how to do it?
The best,
Lukasz
You can disable this in Finder's preferences by unchecking "Spring-loaded folders and windows":
On my MacBook Pro 15", Mid 2012, there is a new option for dragging with three fingers in Mountain Lion. You place the pointer on the window title and use three fingers to move it around. As soon as you let go of the track pad it releases the window. To make the window stick to your pointer you tab twice with three fingers and tap again to release it.
Important is that activating three finger swipe gestures for Expose change to four finger swipes.
Best Answer
I trust that the Drag Lock feature should deliver what you need. You can activate it in the system preferences. I would also suggest that you have a look at this discussion that explains how the drag and lock an similar options work.