Thank you for your suggestion! I tried using the floating menu approach as described in the documentation (Starter Template · GitBook), but it doesn’t solve the issue I’m facing.
Here is my use case: I use Right-Click + Scroll to switch tabs, for example, in browsers, Finder, or VSCode. This involves holding down the right mouse button and scrolling to switch tabs. The problem arises when I release the right mouse button after switching to a new tab. The right-click action is inadvertently sent to the newly activated window, resulting in an unintended click in that window.
I posted a video about this a few months ago:
Accidental Right Clicks When Using Scroll Gestures in BetterTouchTool
I'm looking for a solution where the overlay or any other method can prevent the right-click action from being sent to the underlying application when using Right-Click + Scroll gestures. The floating menu doesn't block these interactions, and the accidental clicks still occur.
Mouse gestures have a similar issue, but BTT provides a “Drawing Area” that prevents accidental clicks during gestures. A similar solution for Right-Click + Scroll gestures would be extremely helpful.
Thank you for considering this and for any further suggestions!
