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I'm aware of the other threads on this topic but they are autoraised-based and/or all the answers point to software that's no longer being developed. I'm just looking for this simple feature: focus follows mouse WITHOUT autoraise for Mac. Zooom2 was able to perform this, but they are no longer developing their software. I'm not using the terminal and need to copy/paste and read between multiple programs with multiple windows, someone please tell you've found a solution to this? chunkwm has recently added a setting ffm_disable_autoraise which works well for me on macOS Mojave. To enable only

I know this may sound to be a duplicate question but trust me it's not. I have referred this question , but was not of much help as I am trying with a console application and the answerer himself tells he does not know the reason why ShowCursor(FALSE) does not work for console applications. This thread did not help me either. Here are the things I tried: Using ShowCursor(): while(ShowCursor(false)>=0); //did not work I first suspected that it was because of this statement in the msdn : When Windows starts up, it checks if you have a mouse. If so, then the cursor show count is initialized to

I know that protractor click on element by default with left mouse button. How to do it to click with RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON ? el.click('RIGHT'); ? I would have done like this: browser.actions().mouseMove(el.find()).perform(); browser.actions().click(protractor.Button.RIGHT).perform(); Based on what I saw in actionsequence.js and Protractor rightClick issue #280 The accepted solution for this question isn't the best way to go about this. Browser actions' .click() method accepts an optional arg for clicking the right button. A better solution, from the webdriverJs api is: browser.actions() .click($

I'm repeating a question from another forum, as I'd like the same answer. From MSDN's SwapMouseButton Function . How do I pass boolean data from command prompt through rundll32.exe to a boolean type argument in a command running from user32.dll? I'm trying to run this from CMD (the command prompt) RUNDLL32.EXE user32.dll,SwapMouseButton * Where the asterisk is here is where the argument should go. I already ran it without an argument and it swapped my left and right mouse buttons (seems TRUE is the default entry for the boolean argument). Now I want to undo it. However I've tried each of these

I was wondering if there was a way to detect if the mouse is idle for like 3 seconds in jQuery. Is there a plugin that I am unaware of? Because I don't believe there to be a native jQuery method. Any help would be much appreciated! Felix Kling You can listen to the mousemove event, start a timeout whenever it occurs and cancel any existing timeout. var timeout = null; $(document).on('mousemove', function() { clearTimeout(timeout); timeout = setTimeout(function() { console.log('Mouse idle for 3 sec'); }, 3000); }); DEMO This can be very easily done without jQuery as well (only binding the event

I'm trying to write a program using C# that would allow me to remotely take control of the mouse on a windows machine. This would allow me to issue commands to the mouse to move to a certain part of the screen and then click on that part of the screen. I was wondering if there were any C# classes that I would be useful in achieving this goal. Any help is appreciated. Thanks! I think unless you're just positioning the cursor over your own application, you have to use a windows api call. You can reference that in C# as such: [DllImport("user32")] public static extern int SetCursorPos(int x, int