MagicPrefs is a must download for Magic Mouse owners

MAC PRO problems with Bluetooth mouse - please search around the web - you will find articles that discuss the possibility that the antenna wire in your MAC PRO is not connected properly to your Bluetooth daughter card. I had this exact problem and have fixed this (5 min work inside) and the Magic Mouse is working great - no more pauses, slow response, no response, etc. I highly recommend looking this up!

I have tried both MagicPref and BTT.
The winner is by far, BTT. The only thing that i would like to have from MagicPref is the live preview of the gestures.
While it might not have the most intituive interface ( i was a bit lost in the beggining - but eventually figured my way out) it is great when set up properly.
I had magicpref since day 1 of buying my magic mouse but i barely used it as i couldn't swipe to expose/show desktop, middle-click, change spaces without triggering something else.

I have to try Jitouch since it looks quite interesting especially the tabs behavior which i can't seem to replicate in BTT.
Nevertheless MagicPref is the worst of the bunch at present although i will admit it has potential.

seriously. i thought u were thoughtful and insightful once, but now i really dont understand why u bother coming to this sight.
is there a mac product that you DO like? or do you simply like bashing for no good reason?

i dont think mac's are made of gold or that steve jobs is God, but i have no bad opinions of any apple product. i use all my products with no problems. (2 macbooks pros, imac 27", iphone, appletv) and i completely enjoy all of them.
macbook air may be the only product i feel is unnecessary.

Just tried jitouch, and although I really like the way they've implemented the tab switching, that's really all I like. It costs money, and it's not necessarily customizable in terms of the gestures available for the magic mouse. You tried bettertouchtool, and you like jitouch better? Methinks you may work for the publisher.

I've tested all the gesture applications and by far the best is Jitouch. It's stable, it works and the gestures are endless and it allows you to customize gestures for each application. It has settings for trackpads and for the magic mouse. Truly amazing app. Check it out at http://www.jitouch.com/

I've tested all the gesture applications and by far the best is Jitouch. It's stable, it works and the gestures are endless and it allows you to customize gestures for each application. It has settings for trackpads and for the magic mouse. Truly amazing app. Check it out at http://www.jitouch.com/

Yesterday came the v2 from JiTouch - I think it i the best tool yet. Completes both the trackpad and the magic mouse. The gestures are here best implemented after mho.

Happy new Year! Michael

Not sure what the problem is but I had a lot of trouble with this App not picking up gestures, conflicts with existing mouse prefs, etc.

I've been using BetterTouchTool for a while now after relying on the old SIMBL + Multiclutch Hack and think it's the best option out there. It's really sold at this point (if not very polished in terms of UI).

Mine works just fine for what I wish to do. I may try one of these for 2 additional features I could use occasionally.

But, folks - you're too funny with beliefs in "oversight". Apple coders will sit back and see what 3rd party designers come up with and what becomes popular - and then build it properly into the system.

No surprises.

Just wanted to give my recommendation for BetterTouchTool, as well. I've configured it to do expose for a two finger tap, as well as some other things for browsing.