CursorSense

CursorSense is a handy tool for anyone using macOS. If you've been struggling with cursor acceleration in macOS Sonoma, you know it can be a bit of a hassle. Right now, the only way to turn off that pesky acceleration is by using a Terminal command or relying on third-party software. Terminal commands can get tricky and might set your sensitivity too low, which isn't ideal.

Why Choose CursorSense?

CursorSense makes it super easy to customize your mouse settings. You can adjust the acceleration and sensitivity for each device individually! Plus, you can save your favorite settings and even snap your cursor to specific UI elements in different applications. How cool is that?

Turning Off Acceleration Without Stress

If you want to turn off cursor acceleration without an app, the Terminal command is an option—but keep in mind it might mess with your sensitivity settings. Without DPI customization on your mouse, this can make everything feel pretty clunky.

Control Your Settings

With CursorSense, you have full control. You can set the acceleration to 0 or just disable it completely while still being able to adjust sensitivity freely!

Visualize Your Settings

This app features a useful graph that shows how much your cursor will accelerate based on your current settings. If you disable acceleration, you'll see a straight line—no surprises there!

Create Profiles for Different Mice

You can create up to five different profiles for each mouse and switch between them using ⌘ + 1-5. Each profile is color-coded in the graph, making it super easy to spot which one you're using.

Quick Actions Made Easy

If you've ever needed to quickly jump your cursor to a specific button or UI element when opening an app, this feature comes in handy! You can create specific actions for different apps or have a default one across all of them.

The Competition and Unique Features

While there are free options out there like LinearMouse, CursorSense stands out with its unique graph visualization and its ability to run as a Settings Pane—so it's out of sight but still working hard. The auto-snapping feature might just win you over!

If you're ready to take control of your mouse experience, check out CursorSense here!