2.2.1 05/16/2010

• LazyMouse should not take quite so much time to turn on now.
• Eliminated the animation of the LazyMouse icon when opening the preference pane
• As of Mac OS X 10.6.3, Apple’s Address Book app does not interact well with applications accessing accessibility. LazyMouse now automatically lists Address Book as an application to be ignored.

2.2 10/4/2009

• LazyMouse now requires Max OS X 10.5 or later to run.
• You can now choose which feedback sound will play when LazyMouse snaps the cursor, and you can set the feedback sound’s volume.
• The registration reminder is slightly less obtrusive, but animated.
• rearranged the preference pane UI again and added a little ani- mation on load.
• There was a bug that caused snap back to sometimes not occur (especially in the preference pane itself). This has been fixed.
• Many under-the-hood changes that were made possible with Mac OS X 10.5. Many more are on the way.

2.1.9 08/27/2009

• This is the last version of LazyMouse to work on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. All updates after this will require Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
• For this reason, this version is now free for users of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. It will not ask for or accept a registration code if you’re running it on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. If you upgrade to 10.5 or later, it will again ask you to register.

2.1.8 08/17/2009

• There was a bug that kept LazyMouse from adding certain applications to its exclusion list. This has been fixed.
• There was a bug where the feedback sound could be played multiple times for the same mouse move. This has hopefully been fixed.
• Added daily version checking.
• Rearranged the preference pane’s UI

2.1.7 07/09/2009

• LazyMouse will now check the installed version of Safari to make sure that the user is running a version compatible with LazyMouse (The latest Safari 4.0.2 works fine with LazyMouse)

2.1.6 5/19/2009

• LazyMouse now responds to the Empty Trash warning dialog that Finder displays if it can’t delete a file in the trash.

2.1.5 5/11/2009

• LazyMouse now responds to the Copy dialog that Finder displays to verify overwriting a new file.
• Some under-the-hood changes to support this feature.

2.1.4 5/3/2009

• Fixed the “Send Feedback…” button in the preference pane so it wasn’t so obtrusive
• Improved the feedback form so that a user’s name will be sent along with a return email address. I like to know the names of my users.
• Got rid of some unnecessary logging to console
• Fixed a minor bug in the way LazyMouse checks its own version number.

2.1.3 4/16/2009

• There was a bug that would cause LazyMouse to continually try to connect to an application even if it was not responding to LazyMouse. This would eventually cause LazyMouse to use a large amount of processing power. This bug has hopefully been fixed.
• Added a feedback form window within the preference panel to make user feedback easier
• Changed the layout of the registration window to make registration more straightforward

2.1.2 4/10/2009

• LazyMouse was unnecessarily logging to the console. This has been fixed.

2.1.1 4/2/2009

• Fixed a problem with LazyMouse sometimes not recognizing an application launch. This would often cause LazyMouse to fail to work within applications launched after LazyMouse was started.

2.1 3/29/2009

• Added a button in the preference pane to let you turn off LazyMouse on a per-app basis.
• LazyMouse will no longer snap to the "Done" button in Safari windows that have a displayed Find field
• Updated the Preference Pane's user interface.
• Some under-the-hood changes.
• LazyMouseBG now has an icon in the Login Items pane

2.0.4 2/20/2008

• LazyMouse no longer logs to the console unnecessarily.
• Improved the behavior of the register reminder window.

2.0.3 11/4/2007

• Although there were no known issues before, LazyMouse is now fully tested under Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
• Reduced idle-time CPU load to almost 0
• The register reminder will now disappear after 20 seconds.
• Cleaned up the look of the registration reminder window
• LazyMouse is now a little more forgiving about snapping back the cursor after a slight mouse move.
• Fixed some issues having to do with potential changes in the way Mac OS X handles onscreen graphics

2.0.2 8/24/2007

• fixed an incompatibility between Trampoline and LazyMouse's snap back feature
• Added a volume selector for the feedback sound - you can now play it at one of three volumes
• improved the reliability of the feedback sound
• Changed the look of the register sheet in the preference pane and the reminder that appears beside the cursor.
• Changed the address of the registration page.
• LazyMouse was logging some unnecessary things in the Console. This has been fixed.

2.0.1 8/3/2007

• Some users were experiencing a fairly regular, apparently random crash with LazyMouse 2.0. This bug should now be fixed.
• added V2C to the default exclusion list
• a few more memory leaks fixed
• updated LazyMouse's icon

2.0 8/1/2007

• LazyMouse can now snap the cursor back to the place it was before a dialog appeared when you dismiss the dialog.
• You can now choose to automatically snap to the Alternate button (usually "Cancel" or "No") instead of the default button.
• Sound feedback when the cursor is moved - a little twang sound gets played whenever the cursor is moved, off by default.
• Improved Preference Pane UI
• Many memory leak fixes
• A serious architecture switch
• Reduced CPU load
• Some code was possibly not intel-safe, though it never caused a problem - fixed
• LazyMouse will now turn itself off when a new version is installed - this didn't used to happen, so people who upgraded LazyMouse while it was on would end up still running the old background application until the next time they toggled or restarted LazyMouse. This may not work until the next minor upgrade, though.
• Much different register reminder - only appears when LazyMouse does its thing - much smaller and less distracting.
• When instructing the user to turn on access for assistive devices, LazyMouse now brings up a drawer that acts as a step-by-step tutor.
• There was a strange bug in Garageband where the cursor would snap to a place on the window where there was no button. This has been handled.
• Fixed some obscure crashing bugs
• updated links to point to old-jewel.com rather than oldjewelsoftware.com

1.1.3 6/28/2006

• Reduced processor usage while running in the background.
• Added some stability improvements.
• Fixed icon drawing in Panther.

1.1.2 2/25/2006

• Universal Binary

1.1.1 7/13/2005

• Reduced CPU usage significantly

1.1 7/4/2005

• LazyMouse will no longer snap the cursor if the user is already moving the mouse or if the mouse button is down.
• LazyMouse now understands that if you're already using the mouse, then it should let you decide where it should go.
• Before, there was a slight delay that prevented the user from clicking immediately after LazyMouse had moved the mouse cursor. This delay lasted about 1/5 of a second. It has been eliminated.
• added an exemption list: If you do not want LazyMouse to work for a given application, then read the read me file to learn how to disable LazyMouse on an application-by-application basis. The next version of LazyMouse will have a better user interface for this.
• fixed an incompatibility with the Finder in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger where Lazymouse would sometimes not snap to the default button for the Empty Trash dialog (this enhancement may help other instances where LazyMouse wasn't recognizing new dialog boxes as well.
• much redesign under the hood

1.0.8 3/15/2005

• Fixed a bug where LazyMouse would sometimes beep when a menubar application was being displayed

1.0.7 3/13/2005

• This is a maintenance release to prepare for Mac OS X 10.4

1.0.6 6/20/2004

• LazyMouse will now turn itself off if it is moved from the preference panes folder. This should make it much easier to uninstall LazyMouse.

1.0.5 6/12/2004

• Fixed a bug that appeared in version 1.0.4 that would cause the mouse to jump to a button in the toolbar if no default button was available.

1.0.4 6/12/2004

• Will now automatically snap to a "Yes" button if no default button and no "OK" button are available in a dailog.

1.0.3 6/6/2004

• Fixed a bug that caused some users to not be able to open the Universal Access Pane.
• Cleaned up some of the registration reminder code.
• Made some changes to the registration reminder window.

1.0.2 5/24/2004

• LazyMouse's registration nag window will no longer load if the mouse is being pressed. Some users encountered problems where LazyMouse would interrupt a drag to remind them to register.
• Addeded a German Localization, thank you mahakk.

1.0.1 5/8/2004

• Fixed a bug where LazyMouse would sometimes crash for some background-only applications.
• Added a Japanese Localization, thank you RedGecko.

1.0 5/1/2004

• First Public Release.