sensible-side-buttons Installed latest MacOS Doesn't work

I have upgraded to the latest MAC OS and this is no longer working anymore. Does anyone know anything about this?

Oct 30 '18 20:10 ph3l1x

Works for me on Mojave.

Nov 04 '18 15:11 disconnect3d

does not work for me on Mojave - if there's any info I can give to help debug, please lmk.

Nov 13 '18 16:11 jaffee

interestingly, it works for my logitech G500, but not the cheapo mouse I have at work (I think it's a Tecknet)

Nov 13 '18 17:11 jaffee

Did you upgrade to the latest version? It wasn't working for me when I updated to Mojave but after installing the new 1.0.6 everything works correctly. You have to manually Enable it in the dropdown menu now though, which is annoying.

Nov 25 '18 17:11 okiyama

Still does not work with my Tecknet mouse after upgrading to 1.0.6. I'm pretty sure it has worked with this mouse in the past, but right now it seems like both the side buttons behave the same way as the middle button.

Nov 26 '18 18:11 jaffee

Are you sure you have checked the Enabled option?

Nov 26 '18 20:11 felixbarny

If attempting to click the "Enabled" item in the dropdown seems to do nothing, check behind your other open windows for a dialog that asks to open the System Preferences to enable accessibility controls for SensibleSideButtons. It stopped working for me after a Mojave upgrade too, but the above was the issue and now it's working again.

Nov 26 '18 21:11 firekesti

@felixbarny sorry... despite being warned that I need to manually enable it, I still missed that step. Good news is, it works now! @firekesti ironically, I did remember to do that step, thank you though.

Thanks all - hopefully this is working for everyone at 1.0.6.

Nov 27 '18 13:11 jaffee

You have to manually Enable it in the dropdown menu now though, which is annoying.

Thanks @okiyama I was so used to just starting the app when OSX restarted and having it work but just another small step to remember 👍

Nov 30 '18 19:11 scott-thrillist

I am also experiencing this issues. 10.14

Toggling the "Enable" option in the menu does nothing and not System Preferences window pops up. Restarting did not help either.

Jan 17 '19 18:01 MrJadaml

Chalk me up as another person that it doesn't work for in Mojave. The 'enabled' item is definitely checked and I don't have any accessibility request hiding behind any windows. I also manually checked and SensibleSideButtons is in the allowed list for accessibility.

It's incredibly hard to read the version text but it appears to say 1.0.6 and this is on Mojave 10.14.2.