How to Re-Enable Multitouch on Magic Mouse for Mac If you have any difficulty getting the commands to work with copy and paste, run them each independently, putting one by one each on their own command line, hitting return, and then issuing the next command. While the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad (and laptop trackpad) are different devices, many share the same gestures and features.
This includes the ability to make adjustments to things like tap to click, a literal right-click, the many multi-touch gestures, three finger drag, and much more.
Remember, other multitouch and Magic Mouse options are available to adjust within the Apple menu > System Preferences > Mouse control panel, and if you use a trackpad you can find similar capabilities in the Trackpad system preference panel too. When the Mac boots back up, the Magic Mouse multitouch scrolling capabilities will be disabled and instead the mouse will behave more like a typical mouse without any multitouch. When finished running all six commands, reboot the Mac by going to the Apple menu and choosing “Restart”.Hit Return to execute the commands, each command must run separately for changes to take effect.Open the Terminal and enter the following commands into the terminal:ĭefaults write MouseMomentumScroll -bool NO ĭefaults write MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO ĭefaults write MouseVerticalScroll -bool NO ĭefaults write MouseMomentumScroll -bool NO ĭefaults write MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO ĭefaults write MouseVerticalScroll -bool NO.Only issue these commands if you want no scrolling capabilities or multitouch capabilities on the Magic Mouse at all. Note this will prevent all multitouch scrolling capabilities from working on the Magic Mouse and from being activated at all, whether intentionally or unintentionally. How to Turn Off Multitouch on a Mac Magic Mouse This tutorial will show you who to disable multitouch on Magic Mouse, and also how to re-enable multitouch on a Magic Mouse again if you change your mind and want the scrolling abilities back again. Yes, that means the two-finger scroll in all directions. With Terminal, you can disable multi-touch on the Magic Mouse, this will stop momentum scrolling, stop all horizontal scrolling, and stop all vertical scrolling capabilities too. While you can toggle some Magic Mouse settings and gestures off and on within the “Mouse” System Preferences, if you want to go further and turn off multitouch you’ll need to turn to the command line of Mac OS.
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