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Three-finger Drag Does Not Work. #66
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Hi, in your logs, the raw HID parsing says correctly that there are three fingers on the touchpad, but visit provides only one contact coordinate. About the UAC prompt, do you have it only when opening the app, or also when the app is started at Windows startup? It is normal to have a UAC prompt appear when starting the app manually because it is set to be run with administrator privileges. However, you should not see any UAC prompt when the app is started automatically at startup, from the task scheduler. If you do, can you try to disable and re-enable "Run at startup"? |
Same problem. Everything was working fine before updating to v2.0.5. v2.0.5: Logs_ThreeFingerDragOnWindows.txt |
Hi. Apparently I'm having the same problem here. While the UAC problem seem not a problem to me, the three-fingers drag cannot be triggered anymore. |
Ok, thank you for all the log files provided. I fixed the bug and tried to make a new parsing algorithm that should work with all touchpads, even if I can’t test it. |
Thank you for your work! I can confirm the three-finger drag works again. |
Hi ClementGre,
After the software updated to v2.0.5, the three-finger drag no longer works. I've uploaded a screen recording gif and the log files. If you have time, I hope you could help check this bug.
Logs_ThreeFingerDragOnWindows.txt
Additionally, since updating to version 2.0.5, the software triggers a UAC prompt every time it starts. This issue did not occur with version 2.0.4. Could you please check both of these issues?
Thank you very much.
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