That's exactly what I meant. These touchpads are full of tricks
like taps, gestures and so on.
The downside is, you must know how to configure it,
or just turn all them off and forget.
But why I really do hate these touchpads - some of them cause random pointer
movement even when you don't touch them at all - for example when you type.
One of my old HP laptops has a special button that locks the touchpad.
I really miss this on other newer machines.
Kudos to HP - they didn't hide the problem under the carpet, and
made a simple working solution - rather than forcing users into frustrating
tampering with the touchpad settings.
--PA