EasyMousefor MacGuides
How to set up your Mac mouse
Reversing scroll direction, button shortcuts, per-app rules and other common setups. Each guide covers one of them in EasyMouse.
Reverse Mac mouse scrolling without changing your trackpad
Keep natural scrolling on your trackpad and reverse just your mouse wheel. Learn how to set per-device scrolling in EasyMouse and what permissions it needs.
Set up Logitech mouse buttons on Mac without Options+
Configure your Logitech mouse on Mac without Options+. Set button shortcuts, scrolling and per-app settings with EasyMouse, and check what your model supports.
Assign back, forward and shortcuts to Mac mouse buttons
Make your Mac mouse side buttons useful with EasyMouse. Assign back, forward or keyboard shortcuts, then test and save settings for the apps you use.
Disable mouse acceleration and adjust pointer speed on Mac
Turn off mouse acceleration. Use EasyMouse to disable acceleration per device and adjust pointer speed on macOS.
Keep your Mac gaming cursor on one display with MouseLock
Set a screen boundary when your gaming cursor slips onto a second monitor. Learn how to set EasyMouse MouseLock boundaries and test temporary release with Escape.
Use different settings for each mouse on Mac and switch automatically
macOS keeps one set of mouse settings for every mouse. Learn how EasyMouse saves settings per mouse and trackpad and switches to them automatically when you change devices.
Set up a gaming mouse on Mac: speed, acceleration and side buttons
Adjust your gaming mouse settings on Mac. Use EasyMouse to turn off acceleration, set tracking speed, map side buttons and keep the cursor on one screen while you play.
Change mouse wheel scroll speed and smoothness on Mac
Adjust slow or choppy mouse wheel scrolling on your Mac. Use EasyMouse to tune scroll distance, speed, acceleration, smooth scrolling and momentum for each device.
Use different mouse sensitivity and buttons for each app on Mac
You may want a precise pointer in design apps, a fast one in the browser and no acceleration in games. Learn how EasyMouse automatic settings change mouse behavior by app or display.
Keep separate settings for a Magic Mouse and your other mice
Switching between a Magic Mouse and a regular mouse means one of them always feels wrong. Learn how EasyMouse stores speed, acceleration and scroll direction for each and switches automatically.
Fix a mouse that double-clicks on a single click on Mac
Filter extra clicks when single clicks become double clicks or drags keep dropping. Learn how EasyMouse click debouncing filters the extra clicks a worn mouse switch produces.
Make just one mouse left-handed on Mac
Keep separate button layouts for your left-handed and right-handed mice. Learn how EasyMouse swaps the primary and secondary buttons on just one mouse.
Change Logitech mouse DPI on Mac
Change mouse DPI on a Mac. Learn how EasyMouse sets hardware DPI on supported Logitech mice, and how to use per-device pointer speed on mice it does not support.
Middle-click auto scroll on Mac
Set up Windows-style auto scroll on your Mac. Learn how to turn on auto scroll in EasyMouse, pick the button that starts it, and tune its speed.
Use Mission Control and switch Spaces with a Mac mouse
Use Mission Control, App Exposé and Space switching without a trackpad. Learn how the EasyMouse gesture button runs them when you hold a mouse button and move in a direction.
Zoom and scroll sideways with a Mac mouse wheel
Hold Command, Shift, Option or Control while turning your mouse wheel to zoom, scroll sideways, or change scroll speed for a moment. Here is how to set it up in EasyMouse.
Slow your Mac mouse pointer down with a button
Slow the pointer temporarily for detailed design or photo work. Learn how EasyMouse Precision Clutch lowers pointer and scroll speed while you hold or toggle a mouse button.
Why a wireless mouse loses your pointer speed after reconnecting
A mouse that reconnects after sleep or a Bluetooth drop often comes back with macOS defaults instead of your pointer speed. Learn when EasyMouse reapplies per-device settings.