Bug in Logitech mouse software?

[CaptSaltyJack]

I have the MX400 mouse. For some reason, when I use the tilt wheel, no matter if I tilt left or right, it always scrolls left in the browser (Firefox). Anyone else having this issue?

 

[knightlie]

Logitech software is rubbish on Windows, and the one I tried on the Mac was too, and didn't even do anything, let alone do anything wrong. I'd recommend dumping it and using SteerMouse instead.

 

[ItsMeDave]

I've had good luck with the Logitech software on WinXP, but it's total trash on a Mac. For sure, go with SteerMouse.

 

[PapaNoHair]

I have the MX400 mouse. For some reason, when I use the tilt wheel, no matter if I tilt left or right, it always scrolls left in the browser (Firefox). Anyone else having this issue?

I don't have that particular model but I do have a Logitech Trackerball and it works great with Tiger (and before Panther).

 

[CaptSaltyJack]

SteerMouse looks great, thanks for the tip!!

 

[CaptSaltyJack]

I tried out SteerMouse, great stuff! I like how it fixes the annoying Mac mouse movement (I'm just not used to it), which I can't explain.. it felt laggy compared to what I was used to in Windows, it took a lot of arm movement. Now that's fixed.

It's a shame SteerMouse doesn't let you bind combos like Cmd+Middle Click to things like Dashboard, etc.

 

[knightlie]

I don't know what Apple do to their mouse tracking but I found the iMac to be a total nightmare - precise mouse movement is all but impossible, and I'm finding the MacBook's trackpad to be the same. I actually got SteerMouse for it's tracking acceleration adjustment rather than to get the mouse buttons working. Why they can't put a simple slider in System Preferences is beyond me.

 

[kuchiki]

As a switcher I have to agree...I just don't understand why there is no option for mouse acceleration in the system preferances...it's just beyond me. Back to topic I love the Steermouse application...it's a definite must if you are a Logitech mouse owner.

kuchiki