X-Mouse Button Control

Made by Philip Gibbons from the United Kingdom, this x-mouse button control program for windows provides users to assign more complex behaviors to a computer mouse that supports windows. Its applications vary from gaming, working, browsing, and just about anything you do on your computer. As a user, the experience you will have with this tool would be very helpful no matter what you are doing. 

X-Mouse Button Control can be used in many situations that are diverse for numerous everyday tasks—for example, changing the behavior of the mouse when hovering over a window. I could definitely see applications in a category of gaming, which is known as speedrunning. These types of gamers try to complete video games as fast as they can while attempting to beat the certain recorded time of a complete video game run. These gamers could use this mouse to do specific gaming inputs, which in turn, results in a faster playthrough and completion of that videogame. You can perform certain tasks that you could not replicate with just the mouse plugged in.

There are many different editors installed in your program to enhance your use with this tool, such as the simulated keystroke editor, the media control center. It can run on Windows XP, 2003, 2003 R2, Vista, 2008, 2008 R2, 7, 8, 2012, 8.1, 2012 R2, and 10. Furthermore, this free tool needs a mouse that supports five buttons. Moreover, this program can be set in English, Italian, Polish, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and German. 

Allows a variety of more inputs for a computer mouse

• Bind computer keys using the 'simulated keystrokes' editor
• Cording (shifting/combining) buttons perform different actions.
• Timed actions, that change according to how long the user holds a button-down for
• Launch any windows supported application
• Clipboard control 
• Media control 
• Capture screen (Takes an image to the clipboard)
• Click-Drag