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Integrate X-Mouse Button Control functionality, similar to the tool created by Phillip Gibbons of https://HighRez.co.uk, into Microsoft PowerToys. This feature would allow users to customize mouse button behaviors and enhance productivity across various applications.
Key functionalities to include:
Ability to remap mouse buttons
Application-specific mouse button configurations
Scroll wheel customization
Gesture support for mouse movements
Profiles for different use cases or users
Scenario when this would be used?
Power users who want to optimize their workflow by customizing mouse behavior for different applications.
Graphic designers or video editors who need precise control over their input devices.
Gamers who want to create custom mouse profiles for different games.
Users with accessibility needs who require specialized mouse controls.
Professionals working with CAD or 3D modeling software who need enhanced mouse functionality.
This tool has been widely used and appreciated in the power user community for its ability to enhance productivity and customize mouse behavior.
Integrating similar functionality into PowerToys would align with its mission to provide advanced users with ways to tune and streamline their Windows experience.
The feature would complement existing PowerToys utilities like Keyboard Manager, providing a comprehensive input device customization solution.
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Description of the new feature / enhancement
Integrate X-Mouse Button Control functionality, similar to the tool created by Phillip Gibbons of https://HighRez.co.uk, into Microsoft PowerToys. This feature would allow users to customize mouse button behaviors and enhance productivity across various applications.
Key functionalities to include:
Scenario when this would be used?
Supporting information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: