How to set up a Mac's three-finger drag gesture

Mac trackpad gestures can make OS X more sophisticated, with a wide range of touch-and-finger gestures, and three-finger drag gestures are among the best.

However, in OS X El Capitan, many users say that Apple has removed the three-finger drag gesture because the relevant settings have not been found in the original location "System Preferences"-"trackpad". After careful search, Apple did not remove the practical gesture, but the location of the option changed.

In OS X El Capitan The following steps are required to turn on three-finger dragging:

1. Open System Preferences

2. Click the Accessibility feature

3. Click the mouse & Touch panel

4. Click Trackpad Options

5. Click to open drag

6. Select "Three-finger drag" in the drop-down box

The three-finger drag gesture not only allows you to use the window and other desktop items, but also allows you to select text, which is a very useful gesture, but does not know what Apple has to change its option location for, and for unwary users, re-calling this option may cost a certain amount of learning.

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