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Double click pen issue [Windows + Wacom]

  • October 15, 2025
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i5otope

Hi,

I recently ran into a bug with the Wacom tablet while using Figma since the last update. 
On the video below you can see the issue:

When I select the square with my trackpad, only the object is selected.
When I select it with a pen, it acts as a 'double-click'', entering anchor edit mode.

Is anyone experiencing the same issue?

I tried solving this with forcing a custom 'right-click’ binding for a single click in the Wacom Centre, but was unsuccessful.

Other software behaves normally. Running on Windows with a Wacom One.

 

 

Best answer by Gustavo

Try To Disable Windows Ink. Windows Ink allows pressure to be registered for controlled strokes, but in Figma that usually leads to double-clicking. I don't use Wacom, so I can't tell you how, but a quick research should do the trick. 

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  • October 17, 2025

Try To Disable Windows Ink. Windows Ink allows pressure to be registered for controlled strokes, but in Figma that usually leads to double-clicking. I don't use Wacom, so I can't tell you how, but a quick research should do the trick. 

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  • October 25, 2025

Try To Disable Windows Ink. Windows Ink allows pressure to be registered for controlled strokes, but in Figma that usually leads to double-clicking. I don't use Wacom, so I can't tell you how, but a quick research should do the trick. 

This worked, thank you.
Seems that the issue could have been caused by the latest Wacom update (not the Figma update) which overrode my current settings. If the issue still persists, make sure to disable it in both the Figma tab in Wacom Centre and the Windows settings under Pen & Pressure.

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  • October 26, 2025

Since it worked, I forgot to mention that for now on you will find yourself in a difficult position when trying to scroll pages, tabs or any given value, at least in my case when disabling Windows Ink, scrolling in general stopped work, not only inside Figma but anywhere really. How to solve it ? Actually very simple. All you need to do is shortcut one of the two lateral buttons in your pen to scroll. In my case, when holding the button, I can basically scroll any page/tab like before. 

This is all very simple, and probably you have figured it out yourself, but, I'm only warning you because I have a feeling that many tablet brands don't offer software with remap “scroll” shortcut. Long ago I used Huion and if I remember correctly the option just wasn't there, at least not in a way that matters, which is “free scrolling”, only step scrolling was available and that's extremely miserable, watch out for that.


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