A while back I did a cursory review of the Surface Pro 3. Before the Surface Pro 3, I had an old MacBook Air that I kept comparing it to. One of the issues was the one button trackpad of the MBA and the two button trackpad of the SP3. The one-button design is by far easier to work with. Right clicking on the MBA is accomplished by just holding down the control button before pressing the button; a two-hand maneuver.
Luckily, Windows 10 brings a solution that I like even better than the MBA solution.
Windows 10 now allows you to disable the right click and enable a two-finger tap that brings up the menu. This is done by swiping from the right side, picking All Settings> Mouse and Touchpad>Turn off "Allow right clicks on the touchpad" > Turn on "Use a two finger tap for right click"
And you're done!
It took a tiny bit of getting used to. I kept trying to right click at first. But now, it's pretty easy.
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