MouseImp Pro

When your computer is the main tool used for work, every function is literally at your fingertips. However, this does not ensure fast navigation and movement, with various applications and features making it difficult to find what you need. On the other hand, utilities such as MouseImp PRO give you the possibility to enhance the functionality of your mouse for more comfort.

At its core, the application aims to make navigation in large contents easier and more efficient. There's not a lot of configuring to be done, most of the times the application staying hidden in the system tray.

The application does not come equipped with its own interface, except for the control window, where it's possible to adjust scrolling speed and configure trigger buttons. You can opt for a classic control, which is only activate as long as the dedicated button is held, toggle control to enable you to activate or deactivate the direct scroll function, or a mix control that combines them both.

Activation is only done by one of your mouse buttons, with the possibility to set a slower scroll speed for a specific period of time for precise movement. In case you're using the toggle mode, the application lets you set a button to disable the function. Available buttons are limited to those your mouse is equipped with, as well as a few special keyboard buttons, with no possibility to set custom combinations.

On the other hand, scrolling is already easy using the middle mouse button and the application might have you pressing more than one. What's enhanced though, is speed at which it is done, but similar options can be adjusted from the Windows control panel.

A useful feature the application comes equipped with is the possibility to enhance nearly every workspace by making it fullscreen and removing the toolbar. However, not all applications are supported, even though this can be configured only for specific applications or windows.

On an ending note, MouseImp Pro does not not really bring much innovation or ease of access, or at least not significant improvements. You might spend too much time carefully configuring options and most of all getting used to conventional scrolling methods that are not disabled while the application enables its own.