The new track pad on the Macbook air adds many of the touch gestures that many of you have become accustom to on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
In addition to adding these features, the track pad is larger than those you’ll find on the Macbook or Macbook Pro.
While many of the examples that apple displays in their videos focus on how to use the new gestures with photos or some files, the gestures are great with Safari.
Increase Font Size in Safari
To increase the size of the font on any web page that you’re looking at simply place your two fingers on the trackpad in a pinch position and separate your fingers across the track pad. Repeat this if you want the text to be even larger.
Do the opposite of this (Pinch your fingers in) on the track pad to reduce the size of the text on any website.
Navigate Forward and Backwards
The gesture that I find myself using most often is the swiping my fingers left or right to advance back and forth on the pages that I’ve visited in Safari.
Swipe three fingers to the left to move back a page and with three fingers to your right to move forward.
NOTE: All of these gestures currently only work on the track pad on the Macbook Air
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