EitherMouse

Multiple mice, individual settings

Free • Proprietary
Windows

What is EitherMouse?

Instantly changes settings when any mouse is used: swap buttons mirror cursor adjust speeds and more... Leave multiple mice on a pc and automatically swap buttons on each mouse. Have a left-handed and a right-handed mouse always connected and ready to use. Match speeds across different mice, ie touchpad and mouse with different speeds. Accommodate left and right handed users easily on multi-user or public workstations. Helps prevent RSI/injury issues by allowing seemless switching between hands. Quickly change mouse settings from system tray if only one mouse is used Freeware! no ads, no nags, free software, suggestions appreciated! Always virus, malware, and spyware free... Tested on: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XP

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LicensingProprietary and Free product.
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duckfarts

It will change mouse speed automatically (when it detects movement/activity from a device) rather than on device connection/disconnection. This means that you don't have to disconnect your mouse to have your touchpad's preferred sensitivity, for example.

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usernametaken Upvoted a comment on Pluralinput as an alternative to EitherMouse
Eithermouse allows different settings when multiple mice are used. Pluralinput sets you up with different cursors for different mice connected to the system.
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