Module was not updated, Trackpad++ driver will be using the Boot Camp driver settings, unless the Trackpad++ Control Module is updated.' If the week has passed and Trackpad++ Control 'NOTICE: Trackpad++ Control Module is free, but requires mandatory weekly update. One downside to this setup is the Trackpad++ Control Module needs to be updated weekly. You can, of course, configure all the gestures for the rest of three and four finger gestures, of which there are plenty. Three-finger Swipe Down = Minimize App Toggle.

Three-finger Swipe Up = Task View Toggle.

Enable Edge Gestures (two-finger swipe brings up Action Center).

Disable Invert scroll direction to make the Mac feel like a PC.

You still get a warning about installing it, but it should be overridden. The Power Plan Assistant evidently lets you install the Trackpad++ driver to override the one from Boot Camp. The reason for this has to with needing a signed driver for 64-bit systems due to Microsoft's digital signature enforcement policy. It should be noted that you need two apps to make this happen: Power Plan Assistant and the Trackpad++ software and drivers. I recently installed this app this morning and so far, it is excellent.

User-customizable option to ignore the accidental trackpad input when typing, and many more useful tweaks / enhancements.

Mac OS X-like 3-finger dragging, and classic '2-fingers with click' dragging, option to increase the pointer speed when dragging.

how the pointer speed depends on the finger speed comes with 6 built-in optimal presets)

Dramatically improved 2-finger scrolling experience: Mac® OS X Mavericks-similar (accelerated / natural) scrolling model implemented.

2-, 3- and 4-finger gestures, such as pinch-to-zoom, back / forward, middle mouse button emulation, new Windows 8 gestures and much more.

However, if you’re looking for an alternative, you could consider the Magic Mouse 2. Overall, for the majority of everyday tasks, the trackpad is great and user-friendly. Alternatives to the Trackpad to Navigate Your Mac

Jittering cursors are usually down to a bulging battery butting against the trackpad. Once it begins to fail, this will affect the usage of the trackpad. What’s more, your MacBook’s battery sits right underneath the trackpad. An errant swipe can cause havoc in certain applications. Many of the best shortcuts aren’t possible using the trackpad alone. However, while swipes and gestures using the trackpad are a timesaver in some cases, they’re not completely faultless. It was arguably much better than the offerings on Windows-based machines, and a look around any office now will show you laptop users using a mouse as standard compared to MacBook users with a trackpad. Why the Trackpad Isn’t Always the Best Way to Navigate Your MacĮven on older MacBooks, the trackpad was a novel and sleek way to get around.

Mac trackpad gestures with a mouse