Disable Apple Magic Mouse Horizontal Scroll











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I hate it. I simply cannot stand it. Does anyone know how to actually disable this feature? The following code does NOT work on macOS Sierra:



defaults write com.apple.driver.AppleBluetoothMultitouch.mouse MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO










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    I hate it. I simply cannot stand it. Does anyone know how to actually disable this feature? The following code does NOT work on macOS Sierra:



    defaults write com.apple.driver.AppleBluetoothMultitouch.mouse MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO










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      I hate it. I simply cannot stand it. Does anyone know how to actually disable this feature? The following code does NOT work on macOS Sierra:



      defaults write com.apple.driver.AppleBluetoothMultitouch.mouse MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO










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      I hate it. I simply cannot stand it. Does anyone know how to actually disable this feature? The following code does NOT work on macOS Sierra:



      defaults write com.apple.driver.AppleBluetoothMultitouch.mouse MouseHorizontalScroll -bool NO







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          You can use MagicPrefs to disable it. After installing it, you can open its Preference Pane in System Preferences and click "Configure Scrolling". Note that to completely disable horizontal scrolling, you also need to disable diagonal scrolling. You can choose to disable it for one or two or three finger scrolling.



          MagicPrefs scrolling settings






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            In 2018, MagicPrefs is no longer able to control the magic mouse.
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          You can use MagicPrefs to disable it. After installing it, you can open its Preference Pane in System Preferences and click "Configure Scrolling". Note that to completely disable horizontal scrolling, you also need to disable diagonal scrolling. You can choose to disable it for one or two or three finger scrolling.



          MagicPrefs scrolling settings






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            In 2018, MagicPrefs is no longer able to control the magic mouse.
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          You can use MagicPrefs to disable it. After installing it, you can open its Preference Pane in System Preferences and click "Configure Scrolling". Note that to completely disable horizontal scrolling, you also need to disable diagonal scrolling. You can choose to disable it for one or two or three finger scrolling.



          MagicPrefs scrolling settings






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            In 2018, MagicPrefs is no longer able to control the magic mouse.
            – Deborah Speece
            Sep 15 at 23:54













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          You can use MagicPrefs to disable it. After installing it, you can open its Preference Pane in System Preferences and click "Configure Scrolling". Note that to completely disable horizontal scrolling, you also need to disable diagonal scrolling. You can choose to disable it for one or two or three finger scrolling.



          MagicPrefs scrolling settings






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          You can use MagicPrefs to disable it. After installing it, you can open its Preference Pane in System Preferences and click "Configure Scrolling". Note that to completely disable horizontal scrolling, you also need to disable diagonal scrolling. You can choose to disable it for one or two or three finger scrolling.



          MagicPrefs scrolling settings







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