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First Run

After installation, this setup gets LinguaX working in a few minutes without over-configuring.

The first-run flow at a glance

The next five sections walk each step in detail.

Step 1: Launch

  1. Open LinguaX from Applications.
  2. Confirm the menu bar icon is visible.
Schematic of the macOS menu bar showing where the LinguaX mouse icon appears, next to battery, Wi-Fi, Control Center, and the clockSchematic of the macOS menu bar showing where the LinguaX mouse icon appears, next to battery, Wi-Fi, Control Center, and the clock

Step 2: Grant permissions

  1. Open LinguaX Settings and tick Permission: Accessibility and Permission: Input Monitoring.
  2. macOS opens the matching System Settings pane automatically — toggle LinguaX on there.
  3. Return to LinguaX; both rows stay checked.

Permissions are required for reliable app/domain detection and automation.

LinguaX Settings tab with Permission: Accessibility and Permission: Input Monitoring both checked — ticking each opens the corresponding macOS System Settings paneLinguaX Settings tab with Permission: Accessibility and Permission: Input Monitoring both checked — ticking each opens the corresponding macOS System Settings pane

Step 3: Start with one Mouse+ win

  1. Enable smooth scrolling.
  2. Map one mouse action you will actually use.
  3. Confirm pointer and scrolling feel stable in your main app.
LinguaX Mouse+ tab showing the current device and clickable button mapLinguaX Mouse+ tab showing the current device and clickable button map

Step 4: Verify

  1. Add one app rule for your main editor.
  2. Add one browser domain rule.
  3. Switch between contexts and confirm input behavior is correct.
LinguaX input-source rules panel with app-scoped rulesLinguaX input-source rules panel with app-scoped rules

Step 5: Optional feature checks

  • Add a second mouse mapping if helpful.
  • If using script actions, run one template and approve Automation permission prompts when shown.

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