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Tune supported gaming mice in your browser, adjust DPI, polling rate, and sensor settings in one place.
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Apparently your mouse software is so bad that one guy is replacing all of it with a free website. What's going on? Turns out there's a new browser-based control panel for mice that's going to replace all of that annoying software that mouse brands require. Open Mouse is open source, runs in your browser, and doesn't require you to install anything. And I'll show it to you how it works. Check it out. All right, so this is the Open Mouse preview. It launches soon with early access. You can sign up for, but even now, you can see what the mouse settings will look like on the site. I opened the webpage. I didn't have to install anything. And what's crazy is you can adjust all of those settings without downloading any software. Finally, someone's finding a solution for needing an account, an updater, and 500 megabytes of RAM to update your mouse's DPI. Check out openmouse.app to see it for yourself before the official and, oh, another new feature that I'm super excited about. The follow button. Revolutionary, right? Go and click that.