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Trackpad

The screen of your device in INPUT tab acts as a trackpad. Using your finger you can move the cursor of your Mac / Windows computer.

Buttons at the bottom of the screen act like mouse buttons, and you can lock them in pressed state by holding a button until you feel haptic feedback, after that you can use one finger to move the cursor with mouse button locked. To unlock the button tap it once more.

The scroll bar on the side act like scrolling wheel, allowing you to scroll vertically using one finger.

Additionally you can use the gestures below to perform other tasks.

Gestures

Use your iPhone / iPad display as trackpad with the following gestures. Some of the gestures are only work on Mac computers. You can use those gestures to control mouse movement on your Mac or Windows computer.
One finger tap
Left click
Two finger tap
Right click
Three finger tap
Middle click
Two finger horizontal pan
Scroll left & right
Two finger vertical pan
Scroll up & down
Three finger pan
Dragging window or selected items
Four fingers up pan
Show Mission Control (Mac only)
Four fingers down pan
Hide Mission Control (Mac only)
Four finger right pan

Next space (Mac only)
Four finger left pan
Previous space (Mac only)