You can do this gesture starting anywhere on the taskbar, except the notification area (the small area in the right corner of the screen). First off, you can now open the Start menu by swiping up from the taskbar. Starting with Windows 11 version 22H2, the Start menu is one of the core areas where you can use touch gestures for navigation.
#JITOUCH ACCESSIBILITY HOW TO#
How to use the Windows 11 Start menu with touch gestures With that out of the way, let's get started. First, jitouch is ideal for web surfers, as the coolest gesture it has is that of switching between tabs with just two fingers: you can place one finger on the trackpad. Obviously, this is meant to work with a multitouch Macbook and soon (the devs say) with a Magic Mouse too. If it's version 22H2 or higher, you're good to go. jitouch installs as a menubar icon with a few gestures preinstalled. Go to the Settings app and then into the About page, and check your Windows version under Windows specifications. One thing we have to mention is that, at writing time, Windows 11 version 22H2 is only available through the Windows Insider Program, so not all of these gestures may work for you right now. To help you out, we'll show you the basics of using touch gestures on Windows 11, specifically focusing on version 22H2 since it adds so much that's new. These gestures can make Windows 11 much easier to use, but they're not always totally transparent to the user. Touch gestures are actions you can take, such as swiping on a particular area or using multiple fingers, to trigger specific actions.
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