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My video in original post shows Apple Mail on Monterey 12.1. On Monterey 12.2 + M1 it's even more rare, but it's still there. It's often just very small "jump" and if someone is not so "furious" with moving cursor fast and kind of "chaotic way", like I am, the issue may be almost unnoticeable. It's not always that prominent as you can see in my video (and I tried it numerous times till it happened). so there is no keyboard use):Ĭlick to expand.Well, it's quite rare to happen in "regular use scheme" and you need to look carefully and be patient (I'm not saying you didn't, maybe you actually just don't have this issue). Today I figure out, I can also demonstrate it quite frequently, when I scroll some page up and down and meantime try to move a cursor (precisely: sroll up, 2 separate moves down, scroll down, 2 separate moves up and so on.
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It's probably a reason, why if I use my computer "normally" (nobody usually move cursor around like a lunetic while typing on keyboard), it's not observed so often.īut as I wrote earlier, typing on keyboard isn't required, it just a faster way how to demonstrate it without waiting it "just happen". I noticed it maybe comes in kind of "waves", when it happens 2 or 3 times in row, but then nothing for several minutes. But if I focus on it and try to reproduce it (my video above), then yes, sometimes I can see it multiple times in one minute (and on other hand sometimes it takes a time to experience an issue). I experiencing it rather couple of times an hour or less in regular use. Are you sure your issue match my description or video demonstration? Or could you please record it?. If you can see that regularly multiple times in one minute, I'm not sure we have a same issue.
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*This issue is not about accidentaly touching trackpad (what every damn article on the internet is talking about, when I tried to find something, so I couldn't found something actually helpfull), I'm long time Mac user and I know how to use trackpad properly. Because external trackpad is also affected on M1 I guess it's probably more SW+M1 firmware related issue then actual HW problem with my unit, but I don't know.
On both Macs I'm not experiencing issue when I'm using a regular non-apple mouse (connected via wireless USB dongle). With my external trackpad (and keyboard) connected I experience same behaviour on M1 Air, but again, nothing like that on my Air 2019 with exact same peripherals. Second interesting thing - it's related not only to internal trackpad.
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Anyway I tried to install latest version of Big Sur on external drive and the issue is also there, probably even more noticeable, so it's not Monterey exclusive. When I updated to Moneterey 12.2, it still happens, but it's even more rare, so something was changed I guess. Interested thing - I know Monterey have had/have some trackpad issues, but I don't know, if my issue is one of them.
This leads me to two scenarios - 1) I have a faulty unit, 2) It's SW/HW problem related to the M1 Macs only. I try to reproduce it on my Intel MacBook Air 2019 with same OS version - Monterey 12.1 and nothing like that happens at all. I never experienced such a weird thing with my previous Macs. But I love precise trackpad on the Macs and this drives me crazy. It's not happend every time, just time to time and I'm sure some users don't even notice while using it (it's basically rare). During second move it happends so you can see it.
I press arrow key twice (to use keyboard) and immediately try to move cursor to reproduce a problem.
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