When additional tap occurs (with index finger) - LMB is used, or RMB for long tap.I use to many to list them all but I will comment on 3 that change the way I use my Surface Pro 4 the most. One thing in particular I would like to use is following type of gesture: place three fingers close to each other on the screen, drag them around to dismiss other possible gestures like swipes with three fingers and when this condition met - show mouse cursor either to the left or to the right of top-most point of gesture (depending on curvature of points placement), and move it along with fingers.

If you could implement continuous gestures (dragging/pinching/rotating), it could enable tons of potential for touchscreen interaction, when combined with existing features of GestureSign and also would be great to combine them with other gestures, like holding with one, two or more fingers on the side while performing continuous gesture on the other side resulting in different actions. That's why I've found your app as alternative. But as I've said it can mess up with apps that do engage with multiple fingers and there was no updates for ages. It means that when you do a swiping, pinching or rotating gestures, the assigned value is changing according to movement, for instance you can change brightness or volume by rotating an 'invisible dial' with 5 fingers, the great thing about it is that you can go back and forth as you do the gesture and settle on desirable value all in one gesture. One great thing that it does though and which I didn't found here is continuous gestures. I've been using TouchMe gesture studio for a while, but often have to turn it off entirely, since it only does gestures globally and can interfere with apps that do require multi-touch input. Hi! First of all, big thanks for making this app! It seems very strange to me that even Windows 10 still doesn't have anything alike built in, despite Microsoft's quite successful efforts in pushing touchscreen PC to the masses.

Touchme gesture studio