AppPolice VS sensible-side-buttons

It looks like AppPolice can do something similar on Mac OS, albeit in a somewhat hacky way (by repeatedly checking the process's CPU usage and pausing/resuming it) so it might not give you an accurate idea of how your program would actually behave on a slower computer.

Is this the latest version? https://github.com/AppPolice/AppPolice/releases/tag/v1.1

App Police lets you quickly throttle down the CPU usage of any running process.

- Lulu : user friendly and easy to use firewall - Stats : monitoring your hack/mac hardware (temps, fans, HDD, SSD...), basically a copy of iStat Menu but free - KeepingYouAwake : keep your hack/mac awake (prevent from going to sleep mode without modifying system parameters) - Hackintool : The Swiss army knife of vanilla Hackintoshing (must have) - HoRNDIS : use your Android phone's native USB tethering mode to get internet access - AppCleaner : thoroughly uninstall apps - AppPolice : quickly throttle down the CPU usage of any running process - Onyx : clean and configure your hack/mac - HandBrake : open source video transcoder - Shutter Encoder: easy to use video transcoder - Keka : lightweight and powerful file archiver - Sublime Text : lightweight and powerful text editor - SuperDuper! : backup your disks, make the copy bootable if necessary - Teamviewer : control your hack/mac from another device (phone/computer/tablet) - VirusTotalUploader : check for malware inside a file - Malwarebytes : scan your system drive for malware - WineBottler : use Windows apps on MacOS - Karabiner-Elements : configure your keyboard as you want (useful to configure hotkeys on a windows keyboard) - IriunWebcam : use your phone as a wireless webcam - DaVinci Resolve: professional video editing software - Shifty : get more control over Nigh Shift

Sensible Side Buttons

Looks like it's Open Source too (GPL2): https://github.com/archagon/sensible-side-buttons

Hasn't had a commit in 6 years though. :/

There's a reported issue at sensible-side-buttons/issues/76.

On macOS, I use SensibleSideButtons to map my Logitech mouse side buttons to Swipe Right and Swipe Left. This works as a generic Forwards/Back in lots of places: Safari, Firefox, Finder, iTerm2.

Unfortunately the app appears to be abandoned (no Apple Silicon builds), but if there's interest I will resurrect it.

https://sensible-side-buttons.archagon.net

Also, the side buttons can be managed by this -> Sensible Side Buttons so I don't care if their software is not compatible with macOS.

Sensible Side Buttons turns the side buttons on a normal mouse into forward/back page buttons.

SensibleSideButtons — If you use a mouse with side buttons

SensibleSideButtons (free) — again if you have a mouse with side buttons this will hook them up to back/forward