Mos

Mos is a handy app for Mac users who want to take control of their mouse scrolling. While macOS lets you adjust the natural scrolling direction and speed, sometimes that just isn't enough. If you're looking for a way to make your mouse scroll smoother and faster on an app-by-app basis, Mos is here to help!

Customize Your Scrolling Experience

With Mos, you can set the mouse scrolling direction differently from your Mac's touchpad settings. This means you can have one setup for your touchpad and another for your mouse—super convenient!

Easy Access to Settings

Once you launch Mos on your Mac, it adds a little status bar item. This makes it super easy to access the scroll monitor panel and all of Mos' preferences with just a click.

Keep Track of Your Mouse Stats

The scroll monitor panel in Mos shows off some cool stats about how your mouse is performing both vertically and horizontally. By watching these stats, you can tweak things like scrolling speed, step size, and duration to make sure everything feels just right.

Smooth Scrolling Made Easy

Mos lets you enable smooth scrolling with a simple toggle in the General preferences tab. Plus, you can turn on reverse scrolling if that's more your style! You can also set Mos to start automatically when you log in, so those custom settings are ready right from the get-go.

Key Customization Options

You have the power to customize keys for switching between vertical and horizontal scrolling or even temporarily disabling smooth scrolling if needed. It's all about making it work for YOU!

Tweak Advanced Settings

If you're feeling adventurous, dive into the Advanced preferences tab. Here, you can adjust things like minimum scroll distance, speed gain of the scroll, and how long animations last.

Create Your Own App Rules

Mos lets you control which apps use smooth scrolling or reverse features through its Exception preferences tab. You can add apps easily by clicking the plus sign at the bottom left corner of the window.

Blacklist or Whitelist Apps

The default setting works like a blacklist—any app added won't get smoothing or reversing turned on. But don’t worry! You can switch this up by checking “Whitelist Mode” if that suits your needs better.

In summary, if you're looking for extra control over how your mouse behaves while using various apps on macOS, Mos is definitely worth checking out! You’ll love being able to keep an eye on those scrolling stats while having complete control over which settings apply where.