MidClick
MidClickmacOS

Give your Magic Mouse a middle click.

Open links, drag with a middle click, and pinch to zoom. Choose the gestures that fit the way you work.

Explore featuresComing soon for Mac
macOS 13+

Made by Mihail Duchev

MidClick settings for Magic Mouse and trackpad gesturesMidClick settings for Magic Mouse and trackpad gestures

What you can do.

Make room for a middle click

Choose a tap or finger click to open links in new tabs and use middle-click actions in your favourite apps.

Move through your canvas

Click and hold for middle-drag in compatible design tools. Pinch to zoom and rotate with two fingers on your Magic Mouse.

Find your own gesture

Configure your mouse and trackpad separately. Choose from supported finger clicks and taps, including a four-finger trackpad tap.

Get the feel right

Adjust tap timing, finger drift and pinch sensitivity. Small controls help your gestures feel more natural.

Choose where it works

Ignore individual apps, or use keyboard zoom in apps that do not respond to a native pinch.

Settle into your menu bar

Native settings, guided setup and launch at login keep your gestures close without another window in the way.

Good to know.

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Get in touch.

What do I need to use MidClick?

MidClick is being prepared for Intel and Apple silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later, with a compatible Magic Mouse over Bluetooth or a trackpad. A tested device and macOS compatibility list will accompany the release. A Magic Mouse cannot be used while charging.

Does it work with a trackpad?

Yes. Trackpads have their own middle-click tap and click settings, independent of your Magic Mouse. Choose the supported trigger that suits you.

Why does it need Accessibility permission?

MidClick uses Accessibility permission to deliver the mouse and gesture actions you enable. Setup explains how to grant it, and you can revoke it in macOS System Settings.

Will every gesture work in every app?

The receiving app decides how to respond to middle clicks, drags and zoom gestures. You can exclude apps and enable keyboard zoom where native pinch is not supported.

Does MidClick collect what I type or copy?

No. Gesture recognition happens on your Mac. MidClick does not log typed keys, read the clipboard or record your screen. Update requests and support messages are described in the privacy policy.

Where will I be able to download it?

MidClick will be distributed directly from this website. The public release is still in preparation; the download will appear here when it is ready.

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