
Very few manufacturers bothered to support the Touch Bar, which is understandable since it would have been a lot of work for a feature that only MacBook Pro owners could make use of. Unfortunately, it never really panned out that way.

Having a digital touch panel instead of physical keys has plenty of obvious benefits, such as enabling the opportunity for customisation and allowing app makers to add their own tailor-made shortcuts.

For those who are unfamiliar, the Touch Bar is essentially a digital touch panel that replaces the row of function keys at the top of your keyboard. Now this may be a controversial opinion, but I’m starting to think that Apple’s Touch Bar for the MacBook Pro may fall into this same category.
