Mouse gesture software for Windows, reducing repetitive strain injuries with stroke gestures
StrokesPlus is mouse gesture software for Windows that allows users to perform various actions on their computer such as opening programs, browsing the web, controlling media playback, and more by drawing stroke gestures instead of clicking menus and buttons. The goal of the software is to help increase productivity and reduce repetitive strain injuries.
When installed, StrokesPlus runs quietly in the background until a stroke gesture is drawn. Users can customize the stroke gestures in the StrokesPlus settings to assign different actions. For example, drawing an 'S' shape could be set to open a browser, while drawing an 'O' could mute the volume. There are many preset gestures included as well as the ability to create custom gestures.
Some key features of StrokesPlus include: support for both mouse and touchpad gestures, customizable stroke recognition settings, ability to assign keyboard shortcuts, macros, and system commands to gestures, gesture library with preset gestures, and portable settings that can sync across devices. It also includes multi-monitor support.
The software aims to reduce repetitive clicking and navigation by allowing common tasks to be activated through simple stroke gestures. It has the potential to help alleviate issues related to repetitive strain injuries. The customizable nature of the gestures provides a great deal of flexibility for users to optimize it to their workflows.
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