Is there a free dwell clicking app for the Mac?
In case you are not familiar with this software, it clicks the mouse whenever the mouse cursor stops moving ("dwells" at a point on the screen) - usually for about 5 tenths of a second.
I have used the MouseTool app on the PC to avoid clicking, which aggravates my RSI/carpal tunnel syndrome. So I wanted to use something similar on the Mac and am surprised to find so few choices.
What I have found are two apps: ClickNoMo and McNib which seem to do the job but neither are free.
I was hoping someone knows of a free/open source alternative. It should be such a simple tool to create, I may try to create one myself and release it for free if I can't find an existing one. GMouseTool exists for POSIX operating systems but I am not sure if it's possible/easy to compile it and get it to work on Leopard.
Using Automator won't work because, as far as I know, there is no way to indicate that you want a particular command to only execute when the mouse stops moving.
Perhaps I could create a simple AppleScript to do this.
In case you are not familiar with this software, it clicks the mouse whenever the mouse cursor stops moving ("dwells" at a point on the screen) - usually for about 5 tenths of a second.
I have used the MouseTool app on the PC to avoid clicking, which aggravates my RSI/carpal tunnel syndrome. So I wanted to use something similar on the Mac and am surprised to find so few choices.
What I have found are two apps: ClickNoMo and McNib which seem to do the job but neither are free.
I was hoping someone knows of a free/open source alternative. It should be such a simple tool to create, I may try to create one myself and release it for free if I can't find an existing one. GMouseTool exists for POSIX operating systems but I am not sure if it's possible/easy to compile it and get it to work on Leopard.
Using Automator won't work because, as far as I know, there is no way to indicate that you want a particular command to only execute when the mouse stops moving.
Perhaps I could create a simple AppleScript to do this.