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Click Assist

v0.1.0

@rebindfree

Drag without holding the button, or turn one press into a timed hold or a double click.

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Three ways to use a mouse button for hands that can press but not hold:

  • Toggle Click: one tap holds the button down, the next tap lets it go, so you can drag without holding.
  • Hold Assist: one tap holds the button for the time you set.
  • Double Click: one tap clicks twice.

Needs Rebind 3.5.0 or newer on Windows, macOS, or Linux. No extra permissions.

Settings

  • Button to assist: default Mouse 1 (left button). Changing it takes effect after you restart the package.
  • Mode: Toggle Click, Hold Assist, or Double Click. Mode and timing changes apply right away.
  • Hold Assist length: 100 to 3000 ms.
  • Double Click gap: 20 to 200 ms between the two clicks.

Limits

  • While the package runs, the chosen button always goes through the selected mode; switch the mode or stop the package to click normally.
  • Toggle Click shows a "Button held" and "Button released" notice in Rebind. To see notices on the desktop, turn on Desktop notifications in Rebind's settings. Two notices within a second show only the first, and Linux shows them only inside Rebind.
  • Dragging while latched is unverified on macOS. Live use remains unverified on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Stop

Stopping the package releases a latched button. Stop it from the editor toolbar, or press Left Ctrl + Left Alt + K to stop all scripts.

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Source

Version 0.1.0 (current)

rebind.toml

[package]
name = "click-assist"
version = "0.1.0"
min_sdk = "3.5.0"

[runtime]
permissions = []

[marketplace]
title = "Click Assist"
summary = "Drag without holding the button, or turn one press into a timed hold or a double click."
category = "accessibility"
icon = "assets/icon.png"
media = ["assets/cover.png"]
tags = ["click-lock", "drag", "grip", "rsi"]
drm = false