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You can disable mouse acceleration in the regular system settings in the latest MacOS. Also I'm not paying to read a ranked list article on Medium.
by baxuz 3y ago
You can disable mouse acceleration in the regular system settings in the latest MacOS.
Also I'm not paying to read a ranked list article on Medium.
- karmakaze 3y agoWat! How? "Mouse/Advanced/Pointer acceleration" disable, wow. Thank you! I feel like a gaslit dependent having accepted something that shouldn't have been for so long, and now so grateful that it's available.
- al_borland 3y agoTextGrabber is also part of stock macOS. Take a screenshot, click the thumbnail to open the temp window, copy the text you want, click the trash icon to delete the screenshot. Paletro is also part of stock macOS and has been ever since Spotlight was introduced, which they even mention. I fail to see how this app is more user friendly, macOS shows you visually where the thing you're looking for is in the menu so you can better learn. Maybe if it was one of those all-in-one Spotlight replacements that also does this and 500 other things, there would be a better argument for it. This is as far as I could get without paying. I'd like these lists better if they weren't padded with utilities that replicate stock OS features. There seems to be a big market in macOS to wait until Apple introduces a new core technology, put a new skin on it, then release it as a stand alone app to people who missed the memo about the built in feature.