Move Mouse

Move Mouse is a neat application that helps one simulate user activity in order to prevent certain OS functions, farm clicking games, or other related tasks. The application fits any user that has a smidgen of experience with scripts or macros, but it's overall friendly with anyone trying it, thanks to its intuitive and modern-looking dashboard.

Move Mouse opens up with a cute mouse animation with a handful of floating functions surrounding it. The cogwheel would be our main point of focus. Click it to pop up the setup area.

Profiles are the equivalent of scripts in this situation, and all created entries will populate the left side list. Click the plus button to choose a role for your profile, starting the configuration process at the same time. The assigned roles cover cursor mouse movement, clicking actions, scrolling tasks, cursor positioning, including even some unrelated features such as application activation, CMD and PowerShell access, and even a Sleep scheduler.

To wrap up a profile, one must determine the action's details. For example, if you want to set up a cursor moving job, you must first name the profile, determine its active distance on the screen (in pixels), choose a direction like "UpAndDown" or "LeftAndRight," and so on. Furhteomore, select the method of triggering and opt for a repetition interval. Run a test to showcase the profile, and you are set.

After you've mastered the actions, you might want to check the behavior settings out. From there, the actions' repeating interval can be set, as well as a startup rule. One can also instruct the app to adjust the system volume when the app is running or enable action performing in locked sessions.

To conclude, Move Mouse gets points for both looks and functionality, as it sharply balances a comprehensible layout with a straightforward action configuration. If automating various mouse actions is what you need, look no further than this program.