Why the mouse would share a toggle (circled in red upper right) with the keyboard modifier keys section is beyond me, and since I didn’t know the name of my keyboard, when I saw MX 3 (the name of my mouse) in the keyboard(s) toggle, instead of the keyboard, I just figured MX 3 was the name of my keyboard. And so I thought I was changing the modifier keys to the correct settings on my keyboard, but instead I was actually changing the settings on my mouse—which wasn’t doing anything because you can’t change a keyboard modifier on a mouse because it’s a mouse and has no keys. And so best I can tell, my mouse isn’t even supposed one of the choices in that toggle, and it appears that Apple OSX mistook my mouse as a keyboard and included it as one of the toggle options in the keyboard modifier menu.
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it appears that Apple OSX mistook my mouse as a keyboard and included it as one of the toggle options in the keyboard modifier menu.
By @Soothing_Wonderland5C97
Your screenshot says "MX Master 3 Mac" in the circled text. As near as I can tell this is something from Logitech.
https://www.logitech.com/en-us/mx/mx-for-mac.html
Logitech support: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
What, if anything, does your question have to do with Photoshop? It appears to be an Apple question, so you might ask on their forum.
https://discussions.apple.com/welcome
Also, the last version of OSX (aka OS 10) was Catalina, which won't run current versions of Photoshop. The newest version of macOS is 14.6.1
If it is a Photoshop question, please clarify.
Jane
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