MacOS allows you to set different speeds for mouse control: Set the speed of tracking, scrolling and double-clicking. Deselect the Scroll Direction: Natural check box.Ģ.However, when using a mouse, it feels natural to move the wheel in the opposite direction. You need to turn off natural scrolling to prevent this from happening. Disable natural scrolling.įirst of all, you need to adjust the scrolling options. You must have noticed that as soon as you connect your mouse to your Mac, moving the wheel up and down does the opposite of what you want. This is because on Mac, you’re used to using the two-finger swipe up gesture to move a website or page down.
With your mouse connected to your Mac, change the settings according to your preference. After all, the mouse is the one that allows you to navigate macOS. There are two types of wireless mouse on the market, one with Bluetooth and the other with 2.4GHz wireless USB connector.
How to connect a wireless mouse to Macįirst of all, let’s connect your mouse to your Mac. Do not worry. Even if your mouse’s packaging says “compatible with Windows,” chances are high that the mouse will work with your Mac. The Apple Magic Mouse is a great Mac peripheral, but it has a fair share of disadvantages that keep users, especially newbies, from buying it. Hence, many tend to use third-party mice on Mac. This leads to the omission of some awesome trackpad gestures that are otherwise available on the Magic Mouse.īut there is a way out! I recently found a workaround when setting up a Dell mouse and now it launches all macOS gestures without issue. Let me show you how to properly set up a third party mouse (like Dell, HP or Lenovo) and use these smart gestures.
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