When I was little, I began to comb a few gray hairs in the few remaining hairs, I thought that when I was older, many of the diseases that I was learning about would have a cure in the future. Unfortunately, many of them, how can it be Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, they still can't find a solution.
As a technology writer, I am sometimes asked about specific applications, applications that are not intended for all users. The last query I received was about an application that would allow people with tremor problems associated with Parkinson's to continue interacting with the mouse in Windows.
After much searching, in the end I have found an application that allows people to suffer some kind of tremor, either caused by Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis.
I'm talking about the SteadyMouse app, an app that automatically detects shaky movement before it reaches the cursor and also blocks accidental clicks, turning a chaotic battle into a very enjoyable experience.
What SteadyMouse offers us
- Anti-shake filter to eliminate shaky movement
- Automatic blocking of involuntary mouse clicks
- A unique Orientation Icon system to adjust the cursor to where it was trying to go with the touch of a button.
- It is activated and deactivated quickly with the Num-Lock key or with any other combination of keys that the application makes available to us.
SteadyMouse is compatible from Windows XP, in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, up to the latest version of Windows 10.
SteadyMouse is available in two versions different:
- Steady Mouse X, a version that has a price of 127 dollars and that will allow us to receive all future updates that are released of this application
- Steady Mouse 2, the current version that will not receive new updates and is priced at $ 43.