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** Changed in: libinput (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Won't Fix

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Title:
  Macbook Air (2012) trackpad stops tracking when finger contact area
  increases moderately

Status in libinput package in Ubuntu:
  Won't Fix

Bug description:
  I don't know if this has to do with libinput, I'm just guessing.

  When using a 2012 Macbook Air the trackpad regularly stops tracking
  individual finger movements during use (the cursor stops responding to
  movement). Once I lift my finger and once again touch the trackpad it
  starts working again, so the symptoms are isolated to a single
  uninterrupted touch. Needless to say it is very disruptive to whatever
  you're doing at the time.

  This occurred seemingly randomly until today when I could deteremine
  that I only have to tilt my finger towards me to create a larger area
  of contact with the trackpad in order to make it stop tracking. This
  also explains why it often appeared to happen right after a click,
  where I'm using extra force on the trackpad in order to activate the
  physical switch.

  The tolerances are apparently much too low, making me lose control of
  the mouse cursor extremely often (compared to Windows and macOS, where
  it basically never happens). A gradual increase of the contact area
  should not result in a complete failure to continue tracking,
  especially after the touch has long since been identified as a single
  finger.

  Ubuntu 20.10, Wayland

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