Copy the key settings of your MX Master3S and bow to 🙇 ♂ ️

by Poster Apr 27, 2025 9
I have used 3S for two days and still can't get used to it. I can't remember the key settings for a short time. I judge that my personal settings are unreasonable In addition, the accuracy is not accurate, it is always a short segment away from where I want to point

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  • Anonymous9702 Apr 27, 2025
    Side keys Ctrl C and Ctrl V Thumb key Enter Then use it with strokesplus
  • Anonymous9847 Apr 27, 2025
    If you are not used to it, change it Good hardware basically knows it works as soon as you get started. If you don't feel comfortable for 2 days, that is, you have chosen the wrong model
  • Anonymous9703 Apr 27, 2025
    https://imgur.la/images/2025/04/27/Screen-Shot-2025-04-27-at-09.29.12.png I use 3, mainly changing the custom buttons at the thumb position, everything else is by default
  • Anonymous5442 Apr 27, 2025
    Mine is set with Mac Mouse Fix, the settings are as follows https://i.imgur.com/hcJtHuo.png
  • Anonymous9704 Apr 27, 2025
    https://i.imgur.com/HO00NdW.png Tie all the daily shortcut keys to the mouse The 3x4 combination is very exaggerated, but I already have muscle memory after I'm used to it
  • Anonymous2743 Apr 27, 2025
    bettermouse
  • Anonymous893 Apr 27, 2025
    I am implemented by hammerspoon ``` --Create a logger Locallogger = hs.logger.new ('MouseShortcuts', 'debug ') --Create a mouse event listener --Logitech Anywhere 2S Key Mapping local mouseButtons = { left = 0, right = 1, back = 3,--rear side key forward = 4,--front side key Wheel _ button = 2--The function key behind the wheel } --Declaring listener variables local mouseWatcher = nil local scrollWatcher = nil --Define shortcut behavior local function handleMouseButton (button, modifiers) --Function key behind the scroll wheel = Mission Control if button = = mouseButtons.wheel _ button then hs.task.new ("/usr/bin/open", nil, {"-a", "Mission Control"}): start () return true end --Front side key = return if button = = mouseButtons.forward then hs.eventtap.keyStroke ({"cmd"}, "[") return true end --Back side key = forward if button = = mouseButtons.back then hs.eventtap.keyStroke ({"cmd"}, "]") return true end return false end --Processing wheel lateral rolling local function handleScrollWheel (event) --Use axis2 to listen for horizontal scrolling local dx = event: getProperty (hs.eventtap.event.properties ['scrollWheelEventDeltaAxis2 ']) --Output wheel event log if dx ~ = 0 then logger.i (string.format ("Wheel lateral toggle-direction value:% d", dx)) end --If it's not horizontal scrolling, return directly if dx = = 0 then return false end --Trigger switching directly according to direction if dx < 0 then logger.i ("Switch to left desktop") hs.task.new ("/usr/bin/osascript", nil, {"-e", 'tell application "System Events" to keycode 123 using control down '}): start () return true elseif dx > 0 then logger.i ("Switch to right desktop") hs.task.new ("/usr/bin/osascript", nil, {"-e", 'tell application "System Events" to keycode 124 using control down '}): start () return true end return false end --A function to create a listener local function createWatchers () --Create mouse button event listening mouseWatcher = hs.eventtap.new ({ hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseDown, hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseUp, hs.eventtap.event.types.leftMouseDown, hs.eventtap.event.types.leftMouseUp, hs.eventtap.event.types.rightMouseDown, hs.eventtap.event.types.rightMouseUp, hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseDragged }, function (event) local eventType = event: getType () local button = event: getProperty (hs.eventtap.event.properties.mouseEventButtonNumber) local modifiers = event: getFlags () --Convert modifier keys to array form local modArray = {} for k, v in pairs (modifiers) do table.insert (modArray, k) end --Get the readable name of the event type local eventNames = { [hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseDown] = "other key presses", [hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseUp] = "other key release", [hs.eventtap.event.types.leftMouseDown] = "left button press", [hs.eventtap.event.types.leftMouseUp] = "left button release", [hs.eventtap.event.types.rightMouseDown] = "right-click", [hs.eventtap.event.types.rightMouseUp] = "Right Click Release", [hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseDragged] = "other key drag" } --Output mouse event log --logger.i (string.format ("Mouse Event-Type:% s, Button:% d, Modifier:% s", --eventNames [eventType] or eventType, --button or 0 --hs.inspect (modArray)) --Only perform action on press events if eventType = = hs.eventtap.event.types.otherMouseDown then return handleMouseButton (button, modArray) end return false end) --Create scroll wheel event monitoring scrollWatcher = hs.eventtap.new ({ hs.eventtap.event.types.scrollWheel }, handleScrollWheel) --Start listener mouseWatcher: start () scrollWatcher: start () end --Function to check and restart the listener local function checkWatchers if not mouseWatcher: isEnabled () or not scrollWatcher: isEnabled () then logger.w ("Listener stopped, try to restart...") --Stop existing listeners if mouseWatcher then mouseWatcher: stop () end if scrollWatcher then scrollWatcher: stop () end --Recreate and start the listener createWatchers () logger.i ("Listener restarted") end end --Create a timer to periodically check listener status local watcherChecker = hs.timer.new (5, checkWatchers) watcherChecker: start () --Initialize listener createWatchers () --Add a shortcut to manually restart the listener hs.hotkey.bind ({"cmd", "alt"}, "m", function () logger.i ("Manually restart mouse listener...") createWatchers () logger.i ("Mouse listener restarted") end) logger.i ("Mouse shortcut module loaded") ```
  • Poster Apr 27, 2025
    Thank you for your replies, I feel that this mouse is not suitable for me... nerve-racking
  • Anonymous9705 Apr 27, 2025
    https://i.imgur.com/TnMFfft.png