Touch settings in Windows 11 will be improved – Edge Gestures can now be disabled – Window Forest

On Windows 11 devices with a touchpad, you can turn on/off three- or four-finger touch gestures on Bluetooth and devices in the Settings app – Touch page.

Windows 11 currently supports the following gestures, but you can disable three or more touch gestures (those marked with *) here. It's only explicitly mentioned on the help page, and Windows 11 2022 Update (version 22H2) supports more touch gestures, so I'd like to take advantage of it.

Settings page[المس]There is an option to disable 3 or more touch gestures.

• Tap on the screen: Select the item
• Place two fingers on the screen and move them horizontally or vertically:Scrolling
• Place two fingers on the screen and pinch them in or out: Zoom in or out
• Press and hold the screen (long press):Display right-click menu
• Swipe up on the screen with three fingers*: Show all open windows
• Drag three fingers down on the screen*: Desktop view
• Drag 3 fingers left or right on the screen*: Switch to the last open application
• Drag 4 fingers left or right on the screen*: Switch virtual desktops
• Swipe in from the right edge of the screen with one finger:Open Notification Center
• Swipe in from the left edge of the screen with one finger:Show widget

Windows 11 2022 Update (version 22H2) adds support for touch gestures on the Start screen

However, surprisingly, there was no option to disable the 'Edge Gesture', which involves 'swiping in from the edge of the screen'. The preview version below has a new GUI option to manage it, and you can disable edge gestures if you want to avoid wrong operations or restrict user operations.

New option to manage edge gestures

Features being tested in Windows 11 Insider Preview builds may be shelved, but if there are no major issues, it's likely that the feature will eventually be brought to the retail version of Windows 11.