Describe the bug
Since the latest BetterTouchTool update, my mouse pointer speed has become excessively fast. I have tested this with both my MX Vertical and MX Master 3, and the behavior is identical.
The main issue is that even if I manually adjust the "Tracking Speed" in macOS System Settings to a comfortable level, BTT seems to override it. As soon as BTT restarts or is active, the mouse speed instantly jumps back to being way too high.
What I've checked:
I looked at the "Normal Mouse" section in BTT settings, but I do not see a "Set Tracking Speed" slider there anymore (see attached screenshot).
I have tried toggling "Use high level mouse event recognition", but the speed remains inconsistent with my system preferences.
Has anyone else experienced this "speed jump" with Logitech mice after the update? Is there a hidden plist value or a specific setting I should check to prevent BTT from forcing its own mouse speed at startup?
There was a bug in older versions where the acceleration value was ignored on some mice. Now that it is not being ignored anymore they might feel much faster. Reduce this value to make it feel slower again:
Today, it just happened the same problem...
But I didn't touch any settings...
But, I used another Logitech mouse yesterday : a MX Master3 on which I set the same values for acceleration and cursor speed, and DPI as my MX Vertical.
But it took some try to have this working. I had to shutdown the MX Master3 severals times.
ANd this morning, I get back to my desktop, and there I use the MX Vertical, which goes crazy (speed maximized, a tiny mouvment on my desktop is a huge move on the screen).
So I go to the BTT settings, and they are same as yesterday...
I try to lower values of acceleration and cursor speed (and saving) : no effect. OFF/ON the mouse : no effect.
I lower the DPI : no effect... But after some OFF/ON, and a litte delay, my MX Vertical calm down, and cursor speed is low. I reset my settings to previous values (DPI=2000, Cursor Speed=1, Acceleration=2).
But after a OFF/ON, the cursor go crazy again... I had to lower Cursor Speed to 0,5, after anothe OFF/ON, the cursor seems not to go crazy again...
I had to set the same values for MX Master 3.
I must have missed what Cursor speed is...
I'll let you know if the mouse cursor gone crazy again.
the latest versions (e.g. 6.555) should resolve this, the mouse speed section now lets you decide whether you want the logitech hardware based speed setting or the macOS system setting