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How to show mouse pointer in responsive mode?

I used to be able to uncheck a checkbox that said Emulate touch screen in the Emulation/Sensors-panel so that I could see a mouse pointer when using responsive mode. This panel is now gone, and the new sensors-panel doesn't have this setting.

This makes it impossible to use the responsive mode, as I have no pointer and no control where I touch/click (who designed this feature?!). How can I see a pointer/mouse when I use responsive mode in newer Chrome?

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Matsemann Avatar asked Apr 19 '16 08:04

Matsemann


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Apparently, you're supposed to see a circle as your mouse when using responsive mode. I have never seen that, even using several different machines, so the feature seems broken.

Updated for v72: guide v72


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However, right after posting this question, I finally stumbled upon a solution. In version 50, the solution is now to press the three dots to the right in responsive mode, and select Show device type. This gives you a new dropdown next to the sizes etc., in which Desktop or Mobile (no touch) can be selected to use a normal mouse pointer (disable touch emulation) while using responsive mode.

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Matsemann Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 16:09

Matsemann


Go to: Control Panel > Intel Graphics Settings > Display > General Settings. Then change Quantization Range to Full Range. Solution from here.

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Thank @Funktr0n.

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DieuNQ Avatar answered Sep 24 '22 16:09

DieuNQ