Mos + MX Master 3 has been everything I need. It takes some fiddling between Mos and Logi Options to get the scroll feeling good, but you can get there.
Mac Mouse Fix
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Re: Mac Mouse Fix
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I'd love to find some authoritative papers on the subject but this is based on 40 years of experience with the subject of computing and RSI, and I have never had any reason to question it because it works for me and was the best advice I ever got from a physiotherapist: change your keyboard often and you'll avoid RSI. It works, that's all I can say about it. RSI problems go away whenever I switch keyboard/mouse setup…
I just don't see how this prevents repetitive stress in any way.
I’m guessing the key here is in the term itself. This avoids the repetitive-ness of it.
Re: Mac Mouse Fix
#133Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'd love to find some authoritative papers on the subject but this is based on 40 years of experience with the subject of computing and RSI, and I have never had any reason to question it because it works for me and was the best advice I ever got from a physiotherapist: change your keyboard often and you'll avoid RSI. It works, that's all I can say about it. RSI problems go away whenever I switch keyboard/mouse setup…
This has not been my experience at all. For me, I had hand and wrist issues until I stuck with an ergonomic keyboard (Kinesis Advantage2). It's been like 6-7 years now and I've had no problems since.
I've used an Imak Smartglove w/ Thumb for more than a dozen years. It helps a lot. Also a Kensington Expert Mouse, a keyboard tray, and a Steelcase Leap v2.