M2 had the same issue. I tried 3 laptops before giving up. I just got the M3 so I’m gonna try it now.
Oh you are from the other thread I was reading through. Please do let me know what you experience.
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Ok so it’s the same issue with M3. What I do now is just set it to two fingers. You just need the two to start then you can just use it like before to navigate your dragon. It sucks but I guess we have to wait until a solution or an app comes up.
Ugh so I am assuming this needs a fix on blizzards side? I have some other people who I know are using M2 macs, and they don’t seem to have the issue.
Yeah I’m also having this same problem
I have also noticed right click also stops working within the inventory if it first bugs during camera panning.
The bug is basically a drag-right click that doesn’t work on M2 and M3. This wasn’t a problem on the M1. So I don’t think it’s a problem unique to blizzard. If you select several files in your finder and right click, it won’t work either.
But weirdly it’s only present in WoW. If I try FFXIV for example the right click camera movement works perfectly.
Then could it a keybind interference? I’d have to check some settings but I know even on OS, the secondary click doesn’t work when set to bottom right click.
I just updated to Sonoma 14.2 developer beta 2, and the right click issues in Finder has been fixed, but the issue is still present in game.
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I have this same issue too, but I also noticed if you are auto-running while the right click bugs out, it stops your auto run.
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Nice catch! I will add it to the post. Have you found anything else related to it? I am surprised if it has been like this since the M2.
I also noticed the “GLOBAL_MOUSE_UP” event doesn’t fire when the right click bugs out.
M1 Macbook Pro Sonoma 14.1, same issue
I haven’t found a perfect solution yet.
I have found an app called Multitouch by Ryan Hanson that can be set up to simulate a right click in the bottom right corner. You have to configure it within the app and then run this command in terminal to expand the right click area:
defaults write com.brassmonkery.Multitouch cornerTouchAreaLength -float 35
Note that 35 here is the default value, so you’ll want to adjust it higher.
The biggest issue I have with this app is the lack of palm rejection. If you are even slightly touching the touchpad with your palm the input into Multitouch won’t be recognised.
M2 Max with Sonoma (14.3.1) and never had an issue with two-finger Dragonriding (other than fingers getting tired), even on Ventura.
This has got to do with using bottom-right of the trackpad as right click, not using two fingers.
WoW just wasn’t designed with a trackpad in mind, so you’re always going to be running against the wind with any workaround.
It worked perfectly on my M1 MBP, with awesome palm rejection. It’s just because the right click works properly with WoW on that model for some reason.
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