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Hey Product Hunt! I’m Tigran from Yerevan

Hey everyone! I m a product designer, most days I m in Figma working on dashboards, onboarding, and all the little things that make software easier to use.

Lately I ve been building a small Mac app on the side. It started with one of those I wish my Mac could do this moments. I thought I d spend a weekend on it, and then I got very particular about how a swipe should feel

I also teach design, so I always enjoy hearing how other people got into making things. If you ve ever built something just because you wanted it to exist, I d love to hear what it was.

Should Mac trackpad gestures do the same thing in every app?

I was one of those people who actually used the Touch Bar When I switched Macs, I missed having volume and brightness right under my fingers, so I tried a few trackpad shortcut apps.

That got me thinking about which gestures I d actually want to change from app to app. I d want volume to work the same way everywhere. But I could see myself using the same swipe to switch tabs in my browser and skip a song in Music.
I m curious whether that would feel natural after a few days or whether I d keep mixing them up.

If you ve set up gestures or shortcuts that change depending on the app, which ones actually stuck? Anything you ended up changing back?

Touch Bar fans: what would you put on your trackpad edges?

Hey everyone I m Tigran, and I made a little Mac app called EdgeSlide.

I know the Touch Bar had its haters, but I actually missed it when I switched Macs. I liked being able to change the volume without looking for the right key. So I thought, why can t I just do that on the trackpad?

Now I slide a finger along the right edge for volume, use the left for brightness, and tap a corner to mute. All four edges and corners are customizable, so you can do things like switch tabs or skip ahead in a video. The shortcuts can change with the app you re using, too. And because I kept setting off shortcuts with my palm while typing in other apps I tried, I built in protection for that.

I m still figuring out what should be set up by default. What s one thing you do on your Mac all day that you d put on a trackpad edge? And is there an app you d want a preset for?

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