I recommend disabling all but a few gestures until you get the hang of them, and then gradually adding more until you reach the limit of your personal dexterity and gesture memory. In my testing, Jitouch’s biggest drawback is that it provides so many different gestures, and all of those gestures are enabled by default. Just “draw” the character-on a trackpad, using the combination of your index and ring fingers, or with the Magic Mouse, by moving the mouse while pressing with your index and middle fingers-and the character will actually appear on the screen, followed by the corresponding action being performed. Instead of having to remember complicated two-, three-, or four-finger gestures, you can assign actions to simple, finger-drawn characters. Jitouch’s other unique feature is that it lets you use, on a trackpad or a Magic Mouse, what the developer callsĬharacter Gestures. Each gesture can be configured either with a single function across all programs, or to perform different actions depending on the program.
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Among my favorite actions are a pair that lets you quickly maximize windows to the right or left half of the screen, respectively. You can also configure a gesture to open a particular file or Website, or you can assign a simple keyboard shortcut to any gesture.
Action options run the gamut from switching tabs in your browser to to resizing a window to switching between Spaces workspaces. Accessibility, User Agreement, Privacy, Cookies, Do not sell my personal information and AdChoice.
While most gestures have a default action associated with them, you can edit any gesture to perform the specific action you desire.
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