Smooth, inertial scrolling
Pixel-level vertical and horizontal scrolling with real momentum — not Windows' default line jumps.
Magic Mouse
The Magic Mouse, finally smooth on Windows.
Out of the box, Windows turns Apple's Magic Mouse into a jumpy, scroll-by-the-line mouse. Tenon restores the pixel-smooth inertial scrolling and surface swipes you get on a Mac — and shows battery level right in the tray.
Guides for the Magic Mouse on Windows — connect it, fix the scrolling, enable right-click — or see how Tenon compares to Magic Utilities.
Two-finger swipes
Swipe between pages and across your desktop, mapped to native Windows navigation.
Installs clean
Code-signed and Microsoft-attested — no disabling driver enforcement, no warnings.
FAQ
Frequently asked
Does the Apple Magic Mouse scroll properly on Windows?
Out of the box Windows only gives the Magic Mouse jumpy, line-by-line scrolling. Tenon adds smooth, pixel-level inertial scrolling and horizontal swipe — the way it works on a Mac.
Do Magic Mouse gestures work on Windows?
Tenon maps the Magic Mouse surface gestures, like two-finger swipe between pages, to native Windows navigation actions.
Waitlist
Waitlist
Get the Magic Mouse beta first.
Tenon is in development. Join the waitlist for the free Windows beta.