0.3.4
- Fixed: with the trackpad Ignore Zone on, a four-finger swipe could stall halfway when one of the fingers landed in the edge band. It now completes normally.
Changelog
0.3.3
- A routine maintenance release. Features are the same as 0.3.2, your settings are kept as they are, and there's nothing you need to do.
0.3.2
- The first-launch permissions guide no longer pops up in the middle of the screen. It is now a small panel hanging below the menu bar icon. It doesn't take focus, so its status updates the moment you turn on Accessibility in System Settings. If the menu bar icon is hidden, the panel appears in the top-right corner of the screen.
- Fixed: opening the settings window could put two MouseTuner icons side by side in the Dock, and the extra one stayed in Recent Apps after the window closed.
0.3.1
- Fixed: input source rules set for Apps had no effect on macOS 27. Opening Apps now switches by its rule and switches back to the previous app when it closes; the Spotlight panel follows the Apps rule too. Detecting it requires Accessibility permission.
0.3.0
- New Trackpad panel that ignores palms resting on the trackpad while you type. Pick one of two ways: switch the built-in trackpad off whenever a mouse is connected, or shade bands along its edges, so a touch that lands there counts as a palm wherever it slides next.
0.2.1
- Fixed: closing the settings window or the permissions welcome window quit MouseTuner entirely, taking the menu bar icon with it.
0.2.0
- MouseTuner now requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later. Macs on macOS 13 or 14 stay on 0.1.1.
- Fixed: with iCloud sync on, license state could sync to your other Macs and make them fail the trial machine check. License records now stay on this Mac.
- Fixed: after a mistaken revocation was reversed on our side, the Mac stayed stuck with enhancements off. It now recovers at its next daily check.
- Fixed: holding a Modifier Hold button while the device reconnected could leave the modifier key stuck down.
- Fixed: some Logitech buttons occasionally stayed captured after quitting the app or closing button capture, and did nothing in other apps.
- Fixed: switching quickly between browsers occasionally triggered website-based input source switching twice.
0.1.1
- Fixed: edits in the input source settings kept showing the old state, so rules looked impossible to remove or change. The edits were in fact applied and saved all along; only the screen failed to redraw.
0.1.0
- First public release.
- Smooth scrolling replaces the discrete steps of a wheel with pixel-level inertia. Trackpads and the Magic Mouse pass through untouched.
- Scroll direction flips on its own, no longer tied to the system's natural scrolling and the trackpad.
- Button mapping covers clicks, double clicks, long presses, four-way drags, chords and hold plus scroll, and can be overridden per app.
- Input sources switch automatically by app, or by the domain of the current browser tab.
- On recognized Logitech devices, DPI, SmartShift and battery are read and written over HID++.