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HGesture
Mouse gestures for Mac: hold right-click, draw, let go
System-wide mouse gestures for Mac users with a regular mouse. Hold the right button, draw a quick stroke and let go to snap, minimize or close windows, go back, switch tabs and more, in any app. Free, lightweight, no data collected.
I'm the developer of HGesture. I use a regular mouse with my Mac, and I got tired of aiming at the tiny window buttons and reaching for the keyboard for every shortcut. So I built HGesture: hold the right button, draw a quick stroke, let go.
Some of the default gestures:
↙ / ↘ Left / right half of the screen
↓ Minimize, ↑ Restore
↓→ Close window
← / → Back / Forward
It works system-wide, in any app's windows, not just the browser. A normal right click still opens the context menu.
What else it does:
50+ built-in actions: window layout, tabs, Mission Control, search or translate selected text, and more
Your own gestures: bind shortcuts, open apps or URLs, run shell commands or AppleScript
Different gestures for each app, and apps you can exclude
Circles, S and Z shapes, and diagonal strokes
A small native Swift menu bar app; nothing is collected or uploaded
It's free. An optional small reward unlocks "Learns from you": correct a misread gesture once and HGesture recognizes your way of drawing it.
One honest note: HGesture isn't notarized by Apple yet, so the first time you open it you'll need to click Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security. The install guide on the website shows each step.
Requires macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.
This is the first release, so I'd love your feedback: which gestures would you add, and which apps should it support better?
About HGesture on Product Hunt
“Mouse gestures for Mac: hold right-click, draw, let go”
HGesture was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #345 on the daily leaderboard. System-wide mouse gestures for Mac users with a regular mouse. Hold the right button, draw a quick stroke and let go to snap, minimize or close windows, go back, switch tabs and more, in any app. Free, lightweight, no data collected.
On the analytics side, HGesture competes within Mac, Productivity and Menu Bar Apps — topics that collectively have 781k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how HGesture performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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黄贤文
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the developer of HGesture. I use a regular mouse with my Mac, and I got tired of aiming at the tiny window buttons and reaching for the keyboard for every shortcut. So I built HGesture: hold the right button, draw a quick stroke, let go.
Some of the default gestures:
↙ / ↘ Left / right half of the screen
↓ Minimize, ↑ Restore
↓→ Close window
← / → Back / Forward
It works system-wide, in any app's windows, not just the browser. A normal right click still opens the context menu.
What else it does:
50+ built-in actions: window layout, tabs, Mission Control, search or translate selected text, and more
Your own gestures: bind shortcuts, open apps or URLs, run shell commands or AppleScript
Different gestures for each app, and apps you can exclude
Circles, S and Z shapes, and diagonal strokes
A small native Swift menu bar app; nothing is collected or uploaded
It's free. An optional small reward unlocks "Learns from you": correct a misread gesture once and HGesture recognizes your way of drawing it.
One honest note: HGesture isn't notarized by Apple yet, so the first time you open it you'll need to click Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security. The install guide on the website shows each step.
Requires macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.
This is the first release, so I'd love your feedback: which gestures would you add, and which apps should it support better?