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Per-App Macros
Define separate Force Click behaviors for browsers, IDEs, and design tools.
Supercharge
Your Touchpad
Native force click remapping.
Zero system overhead.
Features
Everything you need to make Force Click actually useful.
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Zero Bloat Runtime
Native event interception with lightweight overhead and no background noise.
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Custom Vibration Profile
Tune haptic response patterns so each macro feels distinct and predictable.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions.
I've seen something similar before!
I tried most of them, some more featured than Forcee does. However, they sometimes emit strange behaviors (For example, one does both clicks - left and middle - when force clicked). Forcee tries to do one thing, native, elegant, and clutter-free.
Does Forcee work on all apps?
Forcee captures native touchpad behavior, so most apps work out of the box. You can also set app-specific macro behavior and add exceptions in Blacklist. (Pro feature)
Supported models
Forcee would thereotically work on any Macbook with taptic engine under its touchpad. This includes:
Macbook Pro 2015~present
Macbook Air 2018~present
Macbook 2015~2017
Will it impact system performance?
Forcee is designed to run with minimal overhead using lightweight MacOS native event interception. It is written entirely in swift and c, so the response should be lighting fast⚡️
Can I use it without Pro?
Yes. Basic behavior (i.e. mapping as middle click) is available in free mode. Pro unlocks advanced macro customization.
What does Pro do?
Pro enables three features:
1. Option to map keyboard hotkeys to force click/ ⌘ + force click/ ⌥ + force click
2. Change trackpad vibration profiles (standard/ soft/ double/ triple)
3. Blacklist specific apps
possibly more features to come, and also supports my livlihood!
About Me
Your average CS student struggling with Computer Arch
Hi, I'm Ethane, a current CS student in National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan.
The story behind this app is fairly simple: I game on my Macbook, and some of them requires the function "middle click",
which is just plainly not implemented in laptop trackpads.
I'm also a heavy user of the middle mouse button when browsing on desktop, thus Forcee was born!
It's built to fit my own needs and also serves as an attempt to feed myself.
I work as tutor parttime, but that's sadly not reeaaallly enough to keep up with the rising living costs :(
