Unlike other developer environments the latest Delphi IDE is still not able to properly handle touch gestures, thus taking the full advantage of a touchscreen laptop. (Again, we speak about IDE, NOT the applications built in Delphi.) That is, a touch gesture is treated as it would be a simple mouse click/movement.
This is mostly painful when the user wants to scroll, in this case rather a text block is selected, exacly like we would click and drag using a mouse.
So, is there any trick in Windows 11 to scroll a window by left clicking and dragging the mouse? Possibly when a modifier key (Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Win) is pressed. This would simulate the right touch gesture behavior of scrolling a window by touch-and-drag. Even a third-party (paid) app would be welcomed. Or do you have any another idea for fixing the wrong delphi IDE behavior?
