With LLC installed I could not get Rhino to respond to anything beyond left/right/middle in the default config. Trying to get Rhino to recognize the remaining buttons, which are wheel left, wheel right, and “tilt.” (Logitech calls “mouse tilt” a button…and that equals 10 buttons total per my math?) I installed Logitech Control Center. So, without Logitech Control Center installed, beyond left/right/middle(wheel down) clicks, Rhino automatically responds to the indicated Performance MX button numbers shown below. My question is - how many can I make usable in Mac Rhino? Per Logitech’s web site it has 9 buttons. Ran out and bought a Logitech Performance Mouse MX as replacement. decade old top of the line (at the time) Logitech died. I assigned to the ESC key but it was pointless after all, the whole point of VIM is not to use the mouse… I am now considering is to assign it to Rocket, the emoji app or the browser next tab.You might consider getting a mouse with lots of buttons. I tried to use it to fire AlfredApp - not bad, but not the best as I can fire it with the other hand anyway. I am still experimenting with the other button the issue is that once you start customising these buttons, two are nowhere near enough… for example, I assigned the free one to the browser back button, but then I miss the forward one (and also it’s too risky, I can click it by mistake and lose work). One of the thumb buttons is used to navigate through spaces it felt a bit awkward at first (the mouse cursor doesn’t move, but the windows do) but I got used to it. Obviously I left the standard left and right buttons as they are, and the mousewheel for document scrolling. After that you are good to go and you can start configuring everything. Eventually I learned that you need to install software called “Logi Options” (here is the Logi Options download page) which will ask for a few permissions (be aware, in case you start doing something else and the pop up window is hidden). Logitech’s is the typical huge corporate website geared towards marketing, where finding stuff is not always intuitive.

The mouse is plug and play, but configuring those thumb buttons was more of a struggle. I recommend it if you have pain issues The software

I didn’t have issues getting used to the main buttons, but the extra thumb buttons took a while getting used to. The mouse feelss nice and it’s comfortable.

Configure logitech mouse mac