NoMouseAllowed
NoMouseAllowed is a macOS utility designed to enforce keyboard-only usage by disabling mouse and trackpad input. It helps users break mouse dependency, improve typing efficiency, and navigate their Mac using keyboard shortcuts exclusively. The app is typically used by power users, developers, and accessibility advocates who want to enforce a keyboard-first workflow or test how keyboard-navigable their applications are.
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1 suggestionWe could not find any information about whether NoMouseAllowed has a native Apple Silicon build. The app does not appear in major macOS software directories and the developer's presence online is minimal. Since you rely on this app, contact the developer directly at the email or website associated with the bundle ID co.dudzik.NoMouse to ask whether a native Apple Silicon version is planned. This is important because your Intel-only copy will stop launching entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028) — leaving you just over two years to plan. If the developer cannot or will not ship a native build, consider keyboard-navigation testing tools like Keyboard Maestro (a more powerful macro/automation utility that does support native Apple Silicon), or explore whether your workflow can adapt to built-in macOS keyboard navigation features and keyboard shortcuts in your existing applications.
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