
Place your middle and ring fingers on the mouse then slide your index finger in the direction you want to move to and stop completely before you release the finger. Place your index, middle, and ring fingers on the mouse and swipe down. Place your index, middle, and ring fingers on the mouse and swipe up. To switch to Resize mode, raise either the index or middle finger. To turn on Move mode, move the mouse cursor to the window you wish to move, then place your index finger and middle finger on the left and right corners of the mouse and move the mouse. Place your index finger on the mouse then slide your middle finger to the right. This means that I can zoom by scrolling, pan when dragging and zoom to fit in window when double clicking. Place your index finger on the mouse then slide your middle finger to the left. I've been using the BetterTouchTool for several years now (and quite happy with it), and has always been possible to 'program' a middle mouse button on my Magic Mouse that works perfectly as any other mouse-with-a-real-scrollwheel. Place your middle finger on the mouse then slide your index finger to the right. Place your middle finger on the mouse then slide your index finger to the left. Place your index finger on the mouse, then tap the mouse with your middle finger Place your thumb on the mouse, then move the mouse cursor under the tab you want to switch to.
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I use it to change the default green button behavior to Zoom Window Under Cursor as I don't usually want full screen apps. Put your middle finger on the magic mouse, then bend your index finger just a little so that when you click, your index finger is a few millimeters lower than your middle finger and is approximately at the center of the mouse. Named and Other Triggers -> Window Buttons and Click Actions -> Rightclick, Leftclick or Other (middle) click Orange/Green/Red Window Button.

To go to the previous tab, tap with your index finger further apart from the middle finger. From the BTT configuration, choose the Normal Mouse and create a new trigger.

To go to the next tab, tap the mouse with your index finger near the middle finger.

Some gestures may seem hard at first but we're sure that you can incorporate them into your habit within a few hours. You may need a little practice to find the correct way to perform the gestures. However, you can customize actions associated with each gesture in the preference panel. These are the default settings that we recommend.
