Use trackpad and mouse gestures on Mac
When you use an Apple trackpad or a Magic Mouse with your Mac, you can use gestures—such as click, tap, pinch, and swipe—to zoom in on documents, browse through music or webpages, rotate photos, open Notification Center, and more.
Trackpad gestures
Use one or more fingers on the surface of your trackpad to click, tap, slide, swipe, and more. For example, to move between pages of a document, swipe left or right with two fingers. To see all of the trackpad gestures you can use with your Mac, or to turn off or customize gestures, choose Apple menu 
> System Preferences, then click Trackpad.
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Mouse gestures
Use one or more fingers on the surface of your mouse to click, tap, slide, or swipe items. For example, to move between pages of a document, swipe left or right with one finger. To see all of the mouse gestures you can use with your Mac, or to turn off or customize gestures, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Mouse.
