If it was a general problem with KEXTs it would affect the use of the mouse in all circumstances and not just Safari, or that is what I would have thought. If anyone has experienced this and found how to make it work correctly I would love to hear from them.Ĭlick to expand.Yes I was aware of this, but the fact that it only affects Safari has me puzzled. Left and right buttons work and the pointer moves, but that is it. BTW you have to make sure you click on a link to get the scroll to work in Safari, otherwise it does not work. The work around works, but this is obviously not how it is supposed to work. Safari is 15.3 and I have the latest version of Logitech Options installed from their site. However they are enabled and so they get me no where. In all cases it is only the scroll option that does not work in Safari until I click the 3rd Mouse Button (the scroll wheel).Īnyone else seen this issue? I have searched the web, several forums and most point me to Security and Privacy and ask me to make sure I have the Logi Options Daemon and Logi Options enabled.

It works fine in Chrome, it is only Safari that shows this issue. Once in Safari, scrolling does not work until I use the 3rd mouse button click option (push scroll wheel down) and then hey presto it works until I close Safari and restart Safari and I have to repeat the excercise. Once you install Options, and check that the Logitech Options Daemon and Logitech Options are enabled in Accessibility under Privacy in Security and Privacy, Options appears to work everywhere but in Safari (meaning back and forward button work etc.). This mouse has always worked so long as I do not install Logitech Options, providing normal left and right button clicks, scrolling but, obviously, the back and forward buttons do nothing and other special keys are inactive. I have a Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac mouse paired with a 2020 iMac i9 running MacOS 12.2.

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