Instructions on how to disable Trackpad's swipe feature on Mac

With Macs, using Trackpad will give us a lot of convenience. You just need to perform simple operations, such as swipe right or left with 4 fingers to open Mission Control interface, zoom in or out on Trackpad to stretch the frame to the desired point, drag two fingers from Right edge on Trackpad to appear Notification Center.

For example, on Safari or other browsers, swipe 2 fingers on Trackpad to go back or go to the next page.

However, many people don't like Trackpad's acumen, especially when accessing the web browser, because they make them jump on the screen. And this will cause discomfort for some people when using. So how can I disable Trackpad slider on a Mac? If the reader is still trying to fix it, please refer to our article below.

Step 1:

First, open System Preferences on your computer and then click on the Trackpad item directly below.

Step 2:

Next in the Trackpad interface, click on the More Gestures tab above. At the interface below, we will uncheck the option Swipe between pages to disable the feature to swipe to the next page when accessing the Trackpad browser.

In addition, we can choose to remove other Trackpad features when unchecking the items below.

Step 3:

If you still want to use this feature but don't use it regularly, then we can set it up effectively using 3 fingers, for example.

In the Swipe between pages section, click on the drop-down arrow and select Swipe with three fingers . Thus, when we use the 2-finger operation, we will not activate the Trackpad's swipe feature.

Above is the operation to change Trackpad feature on Mac is extremely simple. It is possible to disable this feature if you do not want to use it. Or change the previous performance of a Trackpad feature with the options available. Try setting and adjusting Trackpad on the Mac to suit your own usage, with the tutorial above.

Refer to the following articles:

1. Basic tutorial using multi-point trackpad on OS X

1. Restore some functions in Mac OS X Lion

1. Instructions on how to control iPhone, iPad remotely with a computer or Macbook

I wish you all success!