When Index Finger touches keypad before Middle Finger lag occurs.

[ninjaaaaa]

First of all, thank you very much for making this driver. I was using synaptics before and it was a huge mess.

My question is regarding the bottom left part of the touchpad.
Maybe this is a bad habit, but I tend to rest my index finger in the bottom left part of my touchpad, while I let my middle finger do the movement for the mouse.

This was never a problem before, until I got a new laptop... The synaptics driver doesn't work at all.
The mtrack driver works but I've noticed the following:

• When my middle finger touches the touchpad first (middle area of touchpad), followed by my index finger in the bottom left part of my touchpad, there is no problem.
• However, when my index finger touches the bottom left part of the touchpad first, followed by my middle finger in the middle area of the touchpad, there is a "lag".

In other words, in order to rest both my index finger and middle finger on the touchpad, my middle finger has to touch the touchpad first.

How can I make it so that it doesn't matter in what order I place them on the touchpad?
And what setting is causing this?

My guess is maybe that the bottom left part assumes maybe a click is about to happen if I touch it first? I never use the double tap though.

     Section "InputClass"
     MatchIsTouchpad  "on"
     Identifier       "Touchpads"
     Driver           "mtrack"

     Option  "TapButton1"            "0"
     Option  "TapButton2"            "0"
     Option  "TapButton3"            "0"

     #Uncomment the followings to scroll with your thumb
     #Option  "EmulateTwoFingerMinZ"  "70"
     #Option  "EmulateTwoFingerMinW"  "0"

     Option  "VertTwoFingerScroll"   "0"
     Option  "HorizTwoFingerScroll"  "0"

     #Let finger rest
     Option "BottomEdge"         "8000"
     EndSection

[ninjaaaaa]

Could this be caused by two finger scrolling?

I never use two finger scrolling, but I think disabling it might have caused this.