HOW TO CHANGE OR ADJUST DOUBLE CLICKING SPEED ON A MACBOOK?

Having a super-paced mouse can make you click on the unwanted options mistakenly on your MacBook. No matter if you are using a MacBook Pro or Macbook Air, you may need to customize the clicking speed sometimes. Adjusting the double-clicking speed can be very helpful when you want the ultimate user experience on your MacBook. 

In this article, you are going to learn how to decrease the speed of double-clicking on the MacBook. This will help you to click on the targeted things only. So what’s the wait? Let’s get started. 

How to Tweak Double-Clicking Speed on Your Device?   

1. Navigate to the Apple logo button located on the upper-left corner of your device display. 
2. Head to the “System Preferences” from the given options in the drop-down menu.
3. Now head to the “Accessibility” option. Scroll downwards and look for the “Mouse and Trackpad” option and then click on that.
4. There is a “Double-click speed” setting with a slider to adjust the speed. Drag the slider towards the left and right to decrease or increase the speed of clicking. 
5. You can also move the slider all the way left. By doing so, the double-clicking speed will be reduced to 4 seconds. This means you will have to wait 4 seconds to click a second time to make a double click command on your MacBook. Some people may like this preference. 

This is how one can adjust their double-clicking speed.      

How to Open files and Programs on MacBook by Hovering Pointer of Your Mouse?

1. If you want to open something by just hovering your mouse cursor on items, then check the box that says “Spring-loading delay slider.”
2. Now adjust the slider to set a hovering time to open a file or program in your device.
3. Also, keep in mind if you move the slider towards the left, then it will decrease the hovering time to open programs, and if you push it in the right direction, then it will increase.

I hope that works for you. 

How to Adjust the Scrolling Speed on MacBook? 

Want to increase or decrease the scrolling speed of your MacBook? If yes, then here’s how to do that in no time:

1. Head to the Apple Icon located on the Upper-left corner of your display. 
2. Go to the “System Preferences” option. 
3. Navigate to Accessibility and go to the “Mouse and Trackpad” option. 
4. Now navigate “Mouse Options” and then use the “Scrolling Speed” slider to increase and decrease the scrolling speed. 
5. Move the slider towards the left or right to adjust the speed. Once you are done with that setting, hit the OK button to save the preferences and close the wizard. 

How to Customize the Magic Mouse Gestures on Your Device?

Own an Apple Magic Mouse and want to get the most out of it? If that’s the case, then you are on the right spot. Here’s how to customize the gestures of your Magic Mouse:

1. Head to the Apple Logo appears at the upper-left corner. 
2. Hit the “System Preferences” option. 
3. Get to the Mouse option. 
4. Now navigate the “Point and Click” option.
5. Check the box located next to the “Smart Zoom” option to zoom while browsing files and documents. Once this option is enabled, you will be to read more easily in just by tapping two times on your mouse. If you don’t need this feature, then you can leave this step. 
6. Now click on the “More Gestures” option to explore all the capabilities of your device. 
7. If you wish to scroll pages on your device according to the movement of your magic mouse, then tick the box located beside “Swipe between pages.” You can choose whether you want to scroll right and left via one finger or with two fingers. 
8. If you want to switch between full-screen programs with your mouse movement, then tick the checkbox says, “Swipe between full-screen apps.”
9. If you want to trigger Mission Control by just tapping on the Magic Mouse slightly then check the box situated next to the “Mission Control” option. 

 That is how one can get the most out of their Apple Magic Mouse. 

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