Features

Every gesture MyMouse supports, what each one can do, and how to set it up the way you work.

Gestures

Every gesture can be mapped to any action below, for all apps or just one.

Tap

With 1, 2 or 3 fingers — each can do something different.

Double and triple tap

Two or three quick taps, with 1, 2 or 3 fingers.

Right-side tap

One finger near the front-right edge. You can move the zone.

Swipe

One finger left or right; two or three fingers in all four directions.

Pinch and spread

Two fingers moving together or apart.

Click and drag

Tap, then tap and hold, and move. Scroll with a second finger while dragging.

Works with resting fingers

Fingers resting on the mouse are ignored, so you never have to lift your hand to tap, swipe, scroll or drag.

Built-in actions

Choose any of these for any gesture — nothing to set up.

Clicks

Left Click
Right Click
Middle Click
Double Click
Triple Click

Windows and apps

Close Window
Minimize Window
Hide App
Cycle Windows (⌘`)
Switch App (⌘⇥)
Cycle Apps Forward
Cycle Apps Backward

Spaces and desktop

Mission Control
App Exposé
Show Desktop
Space Left
Space Right

Navigation and zoom

Back (⌘[)
Forward (⌘])
Zoom In
Zoom Out

Go beyond the built-in actions

Any keyboard shortcut

Record any key combination in Settings and fire it with a gesture — including shortcuts from your favourite apps.

⌘TNew tab
⌘WClose tab
⇧⌘4Screenshot a selection
⌃⌘QLock the screen

Shell commands

For anything else, run a command. MyMouse runs it in the background with your login shell (zsh).

open -a "Calculator"Open an app
open ~/DownloadsOpen a folder
shortcuts run "My Shortcut"Run a shortcut from the Shortcuts app
pmset displaysleepnowTurn off the display

Commands run as you, with your permissions. Only add commands you understand.

Make it yours

Per-app profiles

Add any app and give it its own gestures. A profile only needs the gestures you want to change — everything else keeps working from All Apps.

Modifier keys

Any gesture can also require ⌘, ⌥, ⌃ or ⇧, so a two-finger tap and ⌥ + two-finger tap can do different things. Hold ⌘ during a plain tap and it arrives as a ⌘-click, just like a real mouse.

Tune it to your hand

How quick and how still a tap must be
Slide speed, so scroll flicks never click
The time allowed between double and triple taps
Where the right-side tap zone starts
Swipe distance and speed
Pinch distance
How a drag starts, and scroll direction while dragging
How long the app switcher waits before choosing

Everyday comforts

Turn gestures on or off from the menu bar
An optional on-screen overlay that shows which gesture fired
Launch at login
A warning when macOS Smart Zoom clashes with double tap
Automatic, signed and verified updates

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