You need to clear Accessibility settings. Please click the "Clear Accessibility" button and follow its message.

No, we do not have. We show mice that have action reports from users on the top page as recommended mice. Maybe this might help you.

No, it does not. CursorSense has these advanced functions.
- CursorSense also supports internal trackpads, Apple Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad.
- CursorSense provides 5 favorite settings.
- CursorSense shows acceleration curve graphs.

The following file is your settings file . Please backup/copy it.

Home/Library/Application Support/SteerMouse & CursorSense/Device.smsetting

If you do not see the file, please launch /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app and enter the following command. You will see the file on Finder.
open "$HOME/Library/Application Support/SteerMouse & CursorSense"

Follow these steps below to use the backup file.

1. Quit SteerMouse.
2. In Finder, replace your settings file with the backup file.
3. Open SteerMouse and click Reconfigure button on device tab.

You can use your license (registration information) on multiple computers if only you are going to use it in your accounts. Please see “Conditions of Registration Information Use” on the Purchase page for details.

SteerMouse supports Razer mice that are listed in Recommended mice in the top page and you can customize all buttons on the mice. For other mice that are not listed in the list, there are steps to customize some buttons with SteerMouse.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Razer mouse. It must have onboard memory.
• Windows PC.

STEPS:

1. Install Razer mouse driver, Synapse to the PC.
2. Connect the mouse to the PC and assign a key to a button you want to customize in the Mac.
   0-9, -, +, = (Button 4-15) or A-Z, F1-F6 (Button 1-32)
3. Connect the mouse to the Mac.
4. Open SteerMouse, select the Buttons tab, hover the mouse cursor anywhere over the mouse illustration (it doesn’t matter what the cursor is pointing at) and press buttons on your actual mouse. You will see the associated button control and you can assign any functions to it.

Launch /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app and enter the following command.

sudo hidutil property -m '{"VendorID":0x1532,"ProductID":0x022B}' -s '{"UserKeyMapping":[{"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingSrc":0x700000039,"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingDst":0},{"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingSrc":0x7000000E1,"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingDst":0},{"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingSrc":0x7000000E2,"HIDKeyboardModifierMappingDst":0},]}'

Enter following text in /Applications/Utilities/Script Editor.app and export it as an application. You can double click it to re-configure the mouse.

do shell script "osascript -e 'tell app \"SteerMouse Manager\" to quit'"
delay 1
do shell script "launchctl kickstart gui/$UID/jp.plentycom.boa.SteerMouse"