[macos] create unwanted behavior with the trackpad

[farfromrefug]

When mouser is active the macos trackpad behave weirdly. Using it in a web browser keeps triggering back/forward with 2 fingers.
FEels like it is hyper sensitive or trigger "more" movement that what i am actually doing

[farfromrefug]

Actually found out it comes from horizontal scroll mapping events.
I think it would be nice if we could disable mouser for the trackpad events.
However i started looking at it and i dont see ways to "detect" the trackpad with cgevents

[thisislvca]

Hey, thanks for reporting! What mouse do you use?

[farfromrefug]

Mx anywhere 3. But I don't think it makes a difference. I think it is because cgevent are also. Coming from the trackpad. And I could not find a way to detect the trackpad

[thisislvca]

Good point will do some research. I honestly never used my mx master while I was using the trackpad, but I'll do some research

[farfromrefug]

@thisislvca the thing it even happens when the mouse is not connected. In that case you want to use the trackpad

[nayihz]

I encountered the same problem as well.

@thisislvca the thing it even happens when the mouse is not connected. In that case you want to use the trackpad

On my mac, the trackpad behave weirdly even if the mouse is connected.

[iljabauer]

I provided a fix in #45 - for me it works fine for a few days now

[thisislvca]

Hey guys could you test one of the last versions? #64 should have fixed the issue :)