Pinned tabs sound useful, but what does right-clicking translate to in Mac?
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Pinned tabs sound useful, but what does right-clicking translate to in Mac?
Usually clicking with the Command (aka, Butterfly) button.
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Ctrl, not command, I think. Two-finger tap on a trackpad is what I use (or two-finger tap on iPad screen). Here's a rundown of several options, Burrell [link]
There's probably also a keyboard shortcut for pinning tabs but I don't know it.
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what does right-clicking translate to in Mac?
The first thing I do on ANY Mac I find myself sitting at is to set up right-clicking and two-finger tapping in Settings. It drives me nuts that this functionality isn't enabled by default - why on earth would anyone NOT want the option to bring up contextual menus?
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It drives me nuts that this functionality isn't enabled by default - why on earth would anyone NOT want the option to bring up contextual menus?
If they're my mother and keep accidentally right-clicking on everything. (She programmed computers that went to the moon. She can't figure out a Mac.)
The first thing I do on ANY Mac I find myself sitting at is to set up right-clicking and two-finger tapping in Settings. It drives me nuts that this functionality isn't enabled by default - why on earth would anyone NOT want the option to bring up contextual menus?
ITA.
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