Free mouse button software for mac

Mouse 2.0 is considered as a smart and useful windoid which shows the current screen coordinates of your mouse, current coordinates within the top window, optional changes in screen coordinates, and the RGB and Hex color values of the screen directly underneath the current mouse point.

Stupid Button is a free Yahoo! widget that shows a big red button that says "that was stupid" when pressed.

System requirements:
-

Enhancements
- Initial Revision

Requirements:
None

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

Neal Button Icons is a lovely button icon set that you can stick anywhere to decorate your desktop.
All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware.

MouseKeys 1.0 offers you a small extension allowing you to take control of the cursor from the keyboard. The arrow keys can be used to move the cursor, while the space bar simulates pressing and releasing the mouse button. It is activated by pressing down keys control+option+command.

Requirements:

• System 7.1 to 9.x 68k or PowerPC Mac

Mouse Overlord Plugin is able to capture the mouse cursor and to receive events for movement deltas, states for up to 16 buttons, and scroll wheel deltas. Mouse events can also be polled asynchronously from a tight loop.
Mouse Overlord adds an application subclass and global methods to control and read the mouse in ways specifically designed for game developers.
Usage
Place the Mouse Overlord.rbx file into your REALbasic Plugins folder and restart REALbasic to install Mouse Overlord. REALbasic will now contain a new class named MOvApplication, and a new global module named MOv (or global methods prefixed with MOv for REALbasic versions less than 5.5).
To use Mouse Overlord in a project, select the App class in the project item list and set its super to MOvApplication. The App class instance will now contain some extra functions & events (see below).
The Global functions in the MOv module can be used without subclassing the App class if capture/release functionality isnt required.
Version restrictions:
- This plugin may not play nice with other plugins or declares that call InputSprocket (on Mac OS 9) or handle Carbon mouse events (on Mac OS X).
- If your extra mouse buttons arent recognized on Mac OS X, you may have to disable the mouse driver for each application that uses this plugin (or globally, depending on the driver). On Mac OS 9 the opposite is true - your driver must properly support InputSprockets for this plugin to fully work. These issues apply to basically every Mac game ever released, so people with multi-button mice tend to be used this sort of thing.