Instead, just move the mouse to the computer you wish to operate. Unlike a physical mouse switch, ShareMouse doesn't require you to press any button. ShareMouse also includes mouse sharing, allowing to to operate multiple computers with one mouse. You can seamlessly control multiple computers with the input device of any other computer. Work around: Disable the "auto-submit" feature of any auto-login feature and/or close and restart the application, that caused the interference.ShareMouse allows you to operate multiple computers with one keyboard and saves you from buying a USB switch. If you experience high CPU load, please disable this option.Ĭhanging this option requires a Mac restart. Unfortunately, on a unknown selection of Macs, calling of this macOS system function adds significant CPU load. The ShareMouse option " Secure input warning" issues a warning if that happens to allow you take action (e.g.
Unfortunately, some applications do not release this shield after intended use and any subsequent keyboard input keeps being invisible for 3rd party apps, including ShareMouse. The "Secure Input " macOS system function protects sensitive text input (such as password input) against spying malicious 3rd party programs. If you experience issues when working in Remote Desktop sessions or virtual machines on the Mac, try if toggling option " Simulate CTRL, SHIFT, CMD and Option key as flag event" helps. If "IOHID input simulation" is enabled, you cannot remote control the Mac in the Login window. If you experience issues with mouse drag operations while pressing any key, try if toggling option " IOHID input simulation" helps. Option " Translate mouse buttons 4/5 as Back/Forward" changes the mouse buttons to "Back" and "Forward" (mostly used in browsers).
ShareMouse can optionally remap the Windows modifier keys CTRL, ALT, WIN to the Mac equivalents CMD, OPTION and CONTROL.īy default, auxiliary mouse buttons 4/5 are interpreted as such on the Mac.
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