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Chromebook Touchpad Gestures: How to Navigate Chrome OS Like a Pro

Chromebook Touchpad Gestures: How to Navigate Chrome OS Like a Pro

Posted on February 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Chrome OS earns praise for being an easy-to-use operating system but there’s still a learning curve for new users, especially those who are coming from Windows 10 or macOS. To navigate Google’s operating system efficiently, you’ll first want to master your Chromebook’s touchpad gestures.

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While some of these gestures will feel familiar to ex-Windows 10 and macOS users, others will take some getting used to. In fact, even simple tasks like scrolling and right-clicking are slightly different on a Chromebook. The good news is that these gestures are fairly intuitive once you have them all remembered.
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