3 ms·

"The loss of focus follows mouse is what really drove me nuts." This is a killer for me and I am trying to solve it currently ... I ran Snow Leopard from 2009

by rsync 8y ago

"The loss of focus follows mouse is what really drove me nuts." This is a killer for me and I am trying to solve it currently ... I ran Snow Leopard from 2009-2018 and had FFM due to "mondomouse" but that is no longer published or supported. Now that I have upgraded (my 2009 mac pro) to Yosemite, I sort of have a FFM solution with a tool called dwellclick and one modification[1] but it's not perfect. HOWEVER, it appears that there is a new accessibility option in High Sierra that allows you to turn on FFM without third party software. Not helpful for me because I can't install High Sierra on a 2009 mac pro ... [1] defaults write com.pilotmoon.DwellClick MoveDistancePixels -float 600

Arubis 8y ago
https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ may actually do more than you want, but FFM is among its abilities. (Free, OSS)
drewg123 8y ago
Do you have more details about the new accessibility option in High Sierra that allows you to turn on FFM? I can't seem to find it, both by looking at the Accessibility menu on my laptop or by googling. Thanks!