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feat(games): custom games, game profile parity and custom game images - #1177
Lets you add your own games to the Games page, and brings Logitech game profiles to the same level as the Host profile in G HUB. Needs OpenMouse Bridge for all of it.
Custom games
Add a game by picking its exe, or pick from the apps that are running. Bridge tracks it like a catalog game. It is stored in the Bridge config, not in the browser or on the site.
A custom game can have a picture: upload one or paste a link. The picture shows on the games grid and on the game's profile page. "Change image" appears when you hover the picture (always visible on touch screens).
A custom game can be renamed from a pencil next to its title. Enter or clicking away saves, Escape cancels, and a name already in the list is refused. The picture and the saved profile move with the name.
Game profiles
DPI X and Y, lift-off, report rate, bunny hop (HITS) and the side button assignments are part of a game profile, with an "Apply now" button.
A report rate per connection: a mouse such as the PRO X 3 Superstrike shows a wireless and a wired slider in a game profile, and a launch applies the one for the connection in use.
Back and Forward can be assigned to a key or a media key per game, and in the default profile. Bridge presses them while the profile is active.
npx tsc --noEmit, npm test (408 tests) and npm run build pass. The JS budget is raised from 2,800,000 to 2,825,000 bytes (measured 2,823,553), with a note in build/check-bundle-size.ts, as AGENTS.md asks.
All new strings are in every locale.
Tried by hand on a PRO X 3 Superstrike with Bridge on Windows: custom games, game profiles, bunny hop, the default Back and Forward mapping and the side buttons all work.
Draft because it uses MouseStatus.pollingRateWirelessHz, pollingRateWiredHz and hostButtons from OpenMouse-Project/mouse-protocol#246. Once that is released, @openmouse/protocol in package.json needs bumping to it, and the type check will pass in CI. Bridge side: OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge#32.
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Add custom games, game-profile parity, and custom game images
Adds a custom-game creation dialog on the Games page with executable picking, running-application selection, duplicate detection, and optional images from a local file or URL (CustomGameDialog.tsx). Custom games can be renamed, removed, and given a replacement profile image (GamesPage.tsx).
Adds image preparation that decodes and resizes images to at most 800px, trying progressively smaller sizes down to 200px and PNG/JPEG output until the result fits 450 KiB (game-image.ts).
Extends the device controller so game-profile drafts cover analog-button tuning, per-connection report rates, and Host settings like side-button assignments and bunny-hop duration. An Apply Now action writes the draft immediately and later restores original values (controller.ts).
Adds Bridge host-side-button editing to the Button assignments panel for eligible drafts and active Host profiles, restricted to the two side buttons and keyboard/consumer commands (ButtonMap.tsx).
Adds a five-row separate-axis DPI editor for generic Logitech Host profiles with per-device persisted slots and unlink markers (DpiCard.tsx), plus new localization strings in all 12 locales.
Behavioral Change: draft teardown and immediate-apply now interact with active writes — endGameProfileDraft defers until a write finishes, and flashGameProfileSnapshot can return a busy result. Reviewers should check that pending-change stash/restore in controller.ts returns both ordinary and analog staging in all draft paths.
The change expands game-profile and Host settings, adds temporary profile application and restoration, and adds Bridge-backed custom-game management with artwork controls. It also updates DPI editing, interfaces, tests, and translations.
Game-profile snapshots now include HITS tuning, Host settings, and separate wired and wireless polling rates. Drafts preserve staged values, and the profile panel can apply a draft and restore replaced settings when it ends.
Host button assignments can be edited in eligible drafts and saved to the Bridge Host profile. Performance controls expose per-link polling rates in drafts and Host bunny-hop controls where supported.
Host DPI axes and saved slots src/device/controller.ts, src/features/devices/cards/DpiCard.tsx
Host DPI editing supports separate axes and five rows. Host slots and Logitech DPI unlink selections are saved for the relevant device or profile.
Bridge APIs retrieve and save custom games and images. The creation dialog accepts game or app entries, checks for duplicates, and supports image files or URLs. Image preparation constrains dimensions and file size.
The game list supports custom-game creation, removal, and renaming. The profile panel supports custom artwork and title editing. Custom-game images display a fallback icon if loading fails.
sequenceDiagram
participant GameProfilePanel
participant Controller
participant Mouse
GameProfilePanel->>Controller: applyGameProfileDraftNow()
Controller->>Mouse: write the draft snapshot
Mouse-->>Controller: return write result
Controller-->>GameProfilePanel: return written or busy
GameProfilePanel->>Controller: restoreGameProfileApply() when leaving or switching devices
Controller->>Mouse: write the replaced snapshot
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Suggested labels:type: bug, area: artwork
Suggested reviewers:7eedle, snekxs, jazzstack
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:5585
Clicking Apply now reports success without applying the selected side-button assignments, and the subsequent status refresh resets hostButtons to {}, losing the displayed draft. stageHostButtons supplies an empty apply, so flashStagedChanges has nothing to write; implement the Bridge-side write or keep this change pending instead of treating it as applied.
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In file @src/device/controller.ts around line 5585:
Clicking Apply now reports success without applying the selected side-button assignments, and the subsequent status refresh resets `hostButtons` to `{}`, losing the displayed draft. `stageHostButtons` supplies an empty `apply`, so `flashStagedChanges` has nothing to write; implement the Bridge-side write or keep this change pending instead of treating it as applied.
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:1606
After switching from mouse A to mouse B, restoreGameProfileApply() writes A's saved settings to B, overwriting B while A remains on its temporary game settings. gameProfileRestore has no device identity, and flashGameProfileSnapshot() writes to the currently active device; associate the restore snapshot with its source device and restore it before switching targets.
Also found in 1 other location(s)
src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:190
The Apply-now restoration is tied only to panel unmount, not to the mouse it modified. Apply a draft on mouse A, select mouse B using the device list, then go Back: selectTarget switches the controller without restoring A, and this cleanup calls restoreGameProfileApply() on B. The controller keeps one unkeyed gameProfileRestore and flashes it through the currently active client, so A retains the temporary settings and B is overwritten with A's previous settings. Restore before switching targets and associate the restore state with the originating device.
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In file @src/device/controller.ts around line 1606:
After switching from mouse A to mouse B, `restoreGameProfileApply()` writes A's saved settings to B, overwriting B while A remains on its temporary game settings. `gameProfileRestore` has no device identity, and `flashGameProfileSnapshot()` writes to the currently active device; associate the restore snapshot with its source device and restore it before switching targets.
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- src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:190 -- The Apply-now restoration is tied only to panel unmount, not to the mouse it modified. Apply a draft on mouse A, select mouse B using the device list, then go Back: `selectTarget` switches the controller without restoring A, and this cleanup calls `restoreGameProfileApply()` on B. The controller keeps one unkeyed `gameProfileRestore` and flashes it through the currently active client, so A retains the temporary settings and B is overwritten with A's previous settings. Restore before switching targets and associate the restore state with the originating device.
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:1613
When the game starts while this draft is open, forgetGameProfileApply() discards the original settings, so the game-profile applier later captures the previewed values as its baseline and restores those values when the game exits. Transfer the saved snapshot to the applier or restore it before the applier takes ownership.
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src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:189
Dropping the Apply-now restore snapshot solely because this game is active loses the original settings when the game starts while the editor is open. useBridgeProfileApplier cannot apply/capture its baseline during a draft (flashGameProfileSnapshot returns busy). For example, start at 800 DPI, apply 1600 here, launch the game, then leave this panel: forgetGameProfileApply() discards 800, and the applier subsequently captures 1600 as its baseline. Stopping the game then restores 1600 instead of 800. Transfer the saved baseline to the applier or restore it before the applier takes ownership.
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When the game starts while this draft is open, `forgetGameProfileApply()` discards the original settings, so the game-profile applier later captures the previewed values as its baseline and restores those values when the game exits. Transfer the saved snapshot to the applier or restore it before the applier takes ownership.
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- src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx:189 -- Dropping the Apply-now restore snapshot solely because this game is active loses the original settings when the game starts while the editor is open. `useBridgeProfileApplier` cannot apply/capture its baseline during a draft (`flashGameProfileSnapshot` returns `busy`). For example, start at 800 DPI, apply 1600 here, launch the game, then leave this panel: `forgetGameProfileApply()` discards 800, and the applier subsequently captures 1600 as its baseline. Stopping the game then restores 1600 instead of 800. Transfer the saved baseline to the applier or restore it before the applier takes ownership.
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:1609
A failed restore write is reported as successful, so restoreGameProfileApply() deletes gameProfileRestores and never retries; the temporary Apply-now settings can remain on the mouse. flashGameProfileSnapshot() returns "written" whenever changes were staged, even if flashPendingChanges() leaves them pending. Check whether the staged changes cleared before returning success so the restore state is retained on failure.
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In file @src/device/controller.ts around lines 1609-1620:
A failed restore write is reported as successful, so `restoreGameProfileApply()` deletes `gameProfileRestores` and never retries; the temporary Apply-now settings can remain on the mouse. `flashGameProfileSnapshot()` returns `"written"` whenever changes were staged, even if `flashPendingChanges()` leaves them pending. Check whether the staged changes cleared before returning success so the restore state is retained on failure.
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:1518
Host-mode bunny-hop edits are omitted from gameProfileDraftSnapshot(), so autosave removes the changed value from the saved game profile. overlayHeldValues puts hostBunnyHopMs into the base used by gameProfileFieldsOf, making the preview appear unchanged and preventing the field from being added to touched; track it before applying the overlay or otherwise preserve it as touched.
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In file @src/device/controller.ts around line 1518:
Host-mode bunny-hop edits are omitted from `gameProfileDraftSnapshot()`, so autosave removes the changed value from the saved game profile. `overlayHeldValues` puts `hostBunnyHopMs` into the base used by `gameProfileFieldsOf`, making the preview appear unchanged and preventing the field from being added to `touched`; track it before applying the overlay or otherwise preserve it as touched.
Heads up that CI is red on this branch and has been since it was opened. The check job fails type-checking with 15 errors, all pointing at APIs that don't exist in the current @openmouse/protocol / src/device/types.ts:
MouseStatus has no hostBunnyHopMs or hostButtons (referenced at src/device/controller.ts 388, 1517, 1518, 1530, 1568, 2819, 5641, 5648, 5660, 5662, 5682)
LogitechHidppClient has no setHostBunnyHopMs (controller.ts 5690)
two calls pass {} where a number is expected (controller.ts 1940-1945)
Since this is a fork branch I can't push a fix here. To make it reviewable, could you rebase onto current main and either add those fields to MouseStatus / the Logitech client (with the read/write commands behind them) or gate that feature behind the APIs that exist? Once check passes I'm happy to review the rest of the PR.
Thanks for the heads-up, and sorry the check was red. It failed because this PR depends on OpenMouse-Project/mouse-protocol#246 (Host mode bunny hop, the button listener and the per-connection report rate fields), which is not in a release yet.
I rebased onto current main and made the app build against the released protocol 0.46.0, so it no longer has to wait for that:
The four optional MouseStatus fields (hostBunnyHopMs, hostButtons, pollingRateWirelessHz, pollingRateWiredHz) are declared in src/types/protocol-host-profile.d.ts. They merge into the package's own declaration, so once a protocol release has them the file can just be deleted.
The Host bunny hop and side button cards only show when the connected client actually has setHostBunnyHopMs. With an older protocol they stay off, the same as for a mouse that does not support them.
tsc, the build, the size check and the tests pass, and check is green on the new commit. The size budget change is gone too: after the code split this PR fits inside the existing budgets.
The wire-level part (the HID++ commands) is in mouse-protocol#246 if you want to look at that side.
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:5740
When a per-connection rate matches the device’s current rate, stageChange() drops this polling-rate-wireless change but leaves a previously staged generic polling-rate change. Thus, if applyGameProfileSnapshot() staged a saved 1000 Hz rate and the wireless draft is set to the current 500 Hz, “Apply now” writes 1000 Hz even though the draft says 500 Hz. Reconcile or remove the generic rate change when staging a per-connection rate.
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When a per-connection rate matches the device’s current rate, `stageChange()` drops this `polling-rate-wireless` change but leaves a previously staged generic `polling-rate` change. Thus, if `applyGameProfileSnapshot()` staged a saved 1000 Hz rate and the wireless draft is set to the current 500 Hz, “Apply now” writes 1000 Hz even though the draft says 500 Hz. Reconcile or remove the generic rate change when staging a per-connection rate.
- Games page: add a game or an app by picking its executable or choosing a
running app. Custom games are kept by Bridge, not in the browser.
- Custom games can have a picture, uploaded or taken from a pasted link, shown
on the tile and on the game's profile page. Hovering the picture offers
"Change image" for custom games only.
- Game profiles cover the Logitech settings of the device page: DPI X and Y,
lift-off, report rate, bunny hop, HITS, Apply now and side button
assignments, with Host profile parity and a default profile.
- Strings are added to every locale.
- A game profile keeps a report rate for wired and for wireless (like the onboard
profiles), and applies the one for the connection in use.
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Review comments at @src/device/controller.ts:
- Line 1609: Update beginGameProfileDraft and endGameProfileDraft to capture
analogTuning in the game-profile draft state and restore it when the draft ends,
alongside the existing stashed state. Keep this editor state on the draft rather
than adding it to PendingStash.
Review comments at @src/features/devices/cards/PerformanceCards.tsx:
- Around line 110-112: Add disabled={snapshot.settingInProgress} to the
game-rate sliders in the splitInGame branch, matching the existing per-profile
slider guard so they cannot be changed while a write is in progress.
Review comments at @src/features/games/CustomGameDialog.tsx:
- Around line 256-258: Update the prepareGameImage result handler in
CustomGameDialog so a null result preserves the currently selected image and
sets an image-failure state; render an alert using the existing
customgame.imageFailed key. Reset the failure state when the dialog opens and
when a new file is picked.
Review comments at @src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx:
- Around line 22-33: Update useBridgeGames to load bridgeGames and
bridgeCustomGames independently so a custom-game request failure does not
discard the catalog result. Store each successful result in its corresponding
lists field while preserving the other field, and keep failures from either
request from blocking the other.
- Around line 96-103: Serialize calls to removeCustomGame so concurrent clicks
cannot submit full-list saves from the same customGames snapshot; disable the
custom-game remove control while a save is pending, then re-enable it after the
save settles and the list refreshes.
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src/device/controller.ts
src/device/game-profile-snapshot.test.ts
src/device/game-profile-snapshot.ts
src/device/pending-changes.test.ts
src/device/pending-changes.ts
src/device/types.ts
src/features/bridge/bridge.ts
src/features/buttons/ButtonMap.tsx
src/features/buttons/logitech-commands.test.ts
src/features/devices/cards/DpiCard.tsx
src/features/devices/cards/PerformanceCards.tsx
src/features/games/CustomGameDialog.tsx
src/features/games/CustomGameImage.tsx
src/features/games/GameProfilePanel.tsx
src/features/games/GameRequestDialog.tsx
src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx
src/features/games/game-image.test.ts
src/features/games/game-image.ts
src/features/superstrike/Superstrike.tsx
src/i18n/index.ts
src/i18n/locales/ar.ts
src/i18n/locales/de.ts
src/i18n/locales/es.ts
src/i18n/locales/fr.ts
src/i18n/locales/ja.ts
src/i18n/locales/ko.ts
src/i18n/locales/pt.ts
src/i18n/locales/ru.ts
src/i18n/locales/tr.ts
src/i18n/locales/vi.ts
src/i18n/locales/zh.ts
src/styles/areas/buttons.css
src/styles/areas/pages.css
src/styles/controls.css
src/types/protocol-host-profile.d.ts
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Restore analogTuning when a game-profile draft ends.
beginGameProfileDraft stashes the staged HITS values, but not the analogTuning editor state. applyGameProfileSnapshot and setAnalogTuningValue overwrite analogTuning during a draft. endGameProfileDraft restores the pending changes and stagedAnalogButtons, so the editor keeps the draft values after the draft ends. The mouse still has its previous values. Until the device status key changes, the HITS card shows the draft values. A later HITS edit then stages the whole button tuning from those values, including the draft values for fields the user did not change.
Capture the editor state when the draft begins, and restore it with the other stashed state when the draft ends. Keep the editor state on the draft rather than in PendingStash.
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Review comment at @src/device/controller.ts at line 1609:
Update beginGameProfileDraft and endGameProfileDraft to capture analogTuning in
the game-profile draft state and restore it when the draft ends, alongside the
existing stashed state. Keep this editor state on the draft rather than adding
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Disable the game-rate sliders while a write is in progress.
applyGameProfilePollingRate returns early and sets a status message when settingInProgress is true. The sliders in the splitInGame branch have no disabled prop. A user can drag a slider during an Apply-now write. The change is dropped, and the slider snaps back with no clear cause.
The per-profile sliders at Line 96 already use disabled={locked || snapshot.settingInProgress}. Use the same guard here.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/src/features/devices/cards/PerformanceCards.tsx"+++ "b/src/features/devices/cards/PerformanceCards.tsx"@@ -107,9 +107,10 @@
locale={locale}
id={`game-rate-${link}`}
options={options}
valueHz={shown}
label={displayText(locale, link === "wired" ? t(locale, "perf.wired") : t(locale, "perf.wireless"))}
+ disabled={snapshot.settingInProgress}
hoursAt={link === "wired" ? undefined : (hz) => fullChargeHoursAt(status.name, hz)}
onChange={(hz) => {
control.applyGameProfilePollingRate(link, hz);
// The other slider follows the mouse's live rate until it is set, so it is set here to stay put.
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Add disabled={snapshot.settingInProgress} to the game-rate sliders in the
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Report unreadable picked images instead of clearing the current one silently.
prepareGameImage returns null when it cannot decode or shrink the file under the byte limit. The .then handler passes that null to setImage. This removes any image the user already chose. The dialog shows no error. The URL path (fetchLink) does report failure through linkFailed, so the two paths behave differently.
Keep the existing image when prepared is null. Show an alert with the existing customgame.imageFailed key. GameProfilePanel already uses this key.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- .then((prepared) => { if (mine === session.current) setImage(prepared); })+ .then((prepared) => {+ if (mine !== session.current) return;+ if (prepared) setImage(prepared);+ else setImageFailed(true);+ })
Also add const [imageFailed, setImageFailed] = useState(false);. Reset it in the open effect and when a new file is picked. Render {imageFailed ? <p className="feedback-error" role="alert">{t(locale, "customgame.imageFailed")}</p> : null} next to linkFailed.
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nl -ba src/features/bridge/bridge.ts | sed -n '176,220p'
nl -ba src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx | sed -n '160,245p'
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Load the catalog when custom-game loading fails.
When Bridge returns a non-2xx response, including 404 for an unavailable /v1/custom-games endpoint, bridgeRequest rejects. Promise.all then discards the successful /v1/games result. Because an active Bridge selects bridgeList, the games grid remains empty.
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/** `games` is the catalog plus `custom`, the games added by hand. */
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Update useBridgeGames to load bridgeGames and bridgeCustomGames independently so
a custom-game request failure does not discard the catalog result. Store each
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; OpenMouse-Project / OpenMouse-Bridge Public ... Bridge settings and status live in its custom tray panel while device control remains in the OpenMouse web app.
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# OpenMouse Bridge
OpenMouse Bridge is a small per-user companion process for the OpenMouse web control panel on Windows and macOS. Its core and loopback protocol remain portable so additional desktop adapters do not require changes to the web app.
The initial service provides:
* a compact tray panel for status, startup, battery, and update controls;
* process-based detection for configured game executables;
* discovery of visible Windows and macOS applications and the foreground application;
* persistent application profiles tied to a specific mouse;
* low-battery notifications with a configurable threshold and cooldown, from battery levels Bridge reads itself every five minutes for the mice in saved profiles, so alerts work without the control panel open;
* startup-at-login registration under the current user;
* native HID access for devices and collections that browsers cannot expose;
* manual or automatic updates from verified stable GitHub releases;
* a versioned HTTP API bound only to `127.0.0.1:17846`;
* an explicit browser-origin allowlist.
It does not run as an elevated Windows Service. It runs in the signed-in user's session, which is required for the tray icon and desktop notifications and avoids administrator permissions. Bridge settings and status live in its custom tray panel while device control remains in the OpenMouse web app.
## Run locally
Install stable Rust, then run:
cargo run
Bridge creates `config.json` in the operating system's per-user application configuration directory. At startup it refreshes the tracked-game catalog from the canonical OpenMouse Desktop list through jsDelivr. The last successful catalog remains cached in `config.json` for offline startup.
The relevant part of the generated config looks like this:
{
"batteryThresholdPercent": 20,
"alertCooldownMinutes": 360,
"automaticUpdates": false,
"games": [
{
"name": "Counter-Strike 2",
"executables": ["cs2.exe"]
}
],
"profiles": [],
"allowedOrigins": [
"https://control.openmouse.app",
"http://localhost:5173"
]
}
For development and portable tests, `OPENMOUSE_BRIDGE_CONFIG` can point to an explicit configuration file, `OPENMOUSE_BRIDGE_GAMES_URL` can override the catalog endpoint, and `OPENMOUSE_BRIDGE_UPDATE_API_URL` can override the stable release API endpoint.
## Updates
The tray panel can check for a stable Bridge release on demand. Automatic updates are opt-in and use the same stable-release channel. Bridge downloads the platform archive and its published SHA-256 checksum, verifies the archive, then replaces the installed executable and bundled `native-hid` runtime after the current process exits. The updated Bridge relaunches automatically.
## Logs
Bridge writes daily `openmouse-bridge.*.log` files to a `logs` directory beside its generated configuration and retains the latest seven fil…[truncated]</excerpt>
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# OpenMouse Project
# OpenMouse
OpenMouse is an open-source project for reading and controlling gaming mice and keyboards across vendors, independent of each manufacturer's proprietary software.
## Repositories
* openmouse — Browser-based control panel for supported gaming mice: change DPI, polling rate, and sensor settings without installing a driver.
* mouse-protocol — Mouse and keyboard device protocol implementations used by OpenMouse, covering devices from Logitech, Razer, Pulsar, and others.
* Desktop — OpenMouse desktop app (Tauri).
* openmouse-docs — Documentation site for OpenMouse (docs.openmouse.app).
* openmouse-landing-page — Marketing site and public info pages for OpenMouse (openmouse.app).
## Status
OpenMouse is under active development. Protocol support varies by device — some drivers offer full read/write control (RGB, DPI, debounce, polling rate), while others are currently read-only. See individual repositories for device-specific details.
## Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome. If you'd like to add support for a new device, reverse-engineering notes and driver examples in the existing repositories are a good starting point.
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* openmouse Public
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* openmouse-landing-page Public
Marketing site and public info pages for OpenMouse (openmouse.app).
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* OpenMouse-Bridge Public
A lightweight cross-platform background service for OpenMouse, providing device communication, application detection, and automatic profile switching on Windows and Linux.
OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge's past year of commit activity
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* Desktop Public
OpenMouse desktop app (GPUI).
OpenMouse-Project/Desktop's past year of commit activity
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* openmouse-docs Public
Documentation site for OpenMouse (docs.openmouse.app).
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* keyboard-protocol Public
Analog gaming keyboard protocol codecs and HID drivers used by OpenMouse.
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* controller-protocol Public
Game controller protocol codecs and drivers used by OpenMouse.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: yesterday; ## Project layout ... `OpenMouse-Bridge` | Rust local companion (optional, for devices WebHID can't reach)
# OpenMouse Developer & Vendor Guide
OpenMouse is a browser-based control panel for gaming mice — DPI, polling rate, lift-off distance, RGB, button remapping — built on WebHID, with no drivers or native apps to install.
This guide is for developers and vendors adding a new device to OpenMouse: reverse-engineering a device's protocol, writing a driver, and getting it wired into the app.
## Where to start
* Architecture — the repos, the shared data model, and how a driver plugs into the app. Read this first.
* Add a Device — the end-to-end walkthrough: capture traffic, write a codec + driver, register it, verify it.
## Project layout
OpenMouse is split across a few sibling repositories:
Repo | What it is
--- | ---
`openmouse` | The Preact/Vite web control panel (the app users open)
`mouse-protocol` | `@openmouse/protocol` — device codecs + WebHID drivers
`OpenMouse-Bridge` | Rust local companion (optional, for devices WebHID can't reach)
A new device almost always means changes in two repos: the driver itself lives in `mouse-protocol`, and a small amount of wiring lives in `openmouse`. See Architecture for the exact touch points.</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: last month; Crawled: 2 days ago; It runs over the browser's WebHID interface, or over a loopback native HID transport when the OpenMouse Bridge app is reachable. ... OpenMouse-Project/openmouse on GitHub
OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
# Udev rules for every hidraw node, a bridge for protected collections, no releases
Browser-based control panel for supported gaming mice — change DPI, polling rate, and sensor settings without installing a driver.
2,578 stars 171 forks TypeScript AGPL-3.0
## At a glance
What is it?
OpenMouse is a browser control panel that reconfigures gaming mice over WebHID, split across four repositories and pinned to one protocol library. Its Linux path needs udev access to every hidraw node rather than the one it uses, and its default branch is deployed as a development control panel.
Who is it for?
Use OpenMouse if your mouse is supported and you would rather not install a vendor app, and read the Linux section before your first attempt, because the permissions requirement is the difference between working and a device that appears in the browser picker and then refuses to open.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes, with strict conditions. AGPL-3.0 is a network copyleft licence: if people use a modified version over a network, for example as a hosted service, you must offer them its source code under the same licence.
Is it still maintained?
Yes. The repository last received commits 2 days ago.
What is it written in?
Mainly TypeScript, according to GitHub's language statistics.
Answers come from the project's GitHub data, last synced on October 21, 2026, and from our analysis. They are not legal advice.
## Star history
* OpenMouse-Project/openmouse 2,578 ★ · +645
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Serialize custom-game removals until the list refreshes.
The remove button remains enabled while the save is pending. Two clicks can therefore send full-list PUT requests derived from the same customGames snapshot. One request can replace the other, so a previously removed game can remain in Bridge.
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Review comment at @src/features/games/GamesPage.tsx around lines 96 - 103:
Serialize calls to removeCustomGame so concurrent clicks cannot submit full-list
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🟠 Highdevice/controller.ts:1943
After a HITS profile is opened and its draft is cleared or discarded, the normal device page still shows the profile's values, and its Apply buttons stage those values instead of the original tuning. This assignment overwrites the global analogTuning, but stashEverything/restoreEverything do not preserve it, and an unchanged status does not trigger a resync; preserve and restore the editor state or resynchronize it when discarding the draft.
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In file @src/device/controller.ts around line 1943:
After a HITS profile is opened and its draft is cleared or discarded, the normal device page still shows the profile's values, and its Apply buttons stage those values instead of the original tuning. This assignment overwrites the global `analogTuning`, but `stashEverything`/`restoreEverything` do not preserve it, and an unchanged status does not trigger a resync; preserve and restore the editor state or resynchronize it when discarding the draft.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR introduces substantial custom-game, Bridge, and game-profile device-control capabilities with broad runtime and persistence effects. Unresolved findings describe settings being falsely reported as applied, restoration targeting the wrong device or losing baselines, and custom-game data/loading reliability problems, so the changes need human review.
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I merged current main into this branch to clear the conflicts and pushed the result here. What the merge touched:
src/device/controller.ts (the one conflict): main's lazy-driver-identity refactor (perf(device): load driver identity modules behind a lazy chunk #1230) rewired controller's protocol imports, and this PR's host bunny hop / host buttons / game-profile polling-rate block conflicted with it. Resolved by keeping the PR's block verbatim and keeping main's removal of the dead export { BUNNY_HOP_LIMITS }; re-export (nothing imports it from controller). The PR's three uses of the now-lazy protocol helpers (capabilitiesForFormat, validateBunnyHoppingMs ×2) were moved onto the module table (C().…), matching how every other device-gated helper reads after perf(device): load driver identity modules behind a lazy chunk #1230 — all three sites only run with a Logitech device active, so the modules are guaranteed loaded.
Everything else in the PR (games, custom images, i18n keys, cards, protocol-host-profile.d.ts) auto-merged cleanly.
Verified after the merge: tsc --noEmit clean, npm run build clean, 414/414 tests (the PR's 9 new tests included), npm run size OK (MAIN 981 kB / 1.6 MB budget).
Brings back the #1154 fix that came out with the #1177 revert. The mouse has
no field for the X/Y link, so a slot unlinked on purpose with equal values read
as linked again after a refresh. The choice is remembered per device and
onboard profile (localStorage `openmouse.dpi-unlinked`), and the stage editor
remounts per device and profile so rows never carry over.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings back #1177's per-connection rates on top of the local-app design. A
game profile being edited shows a wireless and a wired slider (when the mouse
has both); a game launch applies the rate of the connection in use, and the
restore puts back only that one.
Also brings back #1177's draft view of the onboard profile: a game profile is
never written to the mouse's stored profile, so the draft hides the per-profile
rate, DPI slot and bunny hop controls that could not save into it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…slots and Apply now
Restores the rest of #1177's game profile parity on top of the local-app
design, keeping 7eedle's game-profile ownership checks throughout:
- Host bunny hop, Host side button assignments (pressed by Bridge) and analog
(HITS) tuning are part of a game profile again; values the mouse cannot take
now are held in the draft and laid over its preview.
- Host DPI slots keep their order and X/Y link across refreshes.
- "Apply now" writes the draft to the mouse; what it replaced goes back when
the panel closes or before another mouse is selected. It writes through the
owner-checked writer, so a stale, failed or partial write is not reported
as applied, and a restore retries until a write lands.
- A game profile write never rewrites the mouse's stored HITS profile.
ButtonMap.tsx and buttons.css match main again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With OpenMouse-Project#1177 reverted the build measures 2,936,247 JS bytes, so the raise to
3,240,000 is not needed.
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Lets you add your own games to the Games page, and brings Logitech game profiles to the same level as the Host profile in G HUB. Needs OpenMouse Bridge for all of it.
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npx tsc --noEmit,npm test(408 tests) andnpm run buildpass. The JS budget is raised from 2,800,000 to 2,825,000 bytes (measured 2,823,553), with a note inbuild/check-bundle-size.ts, asAGENTS.mdasks.Draft because it uses
MouseStatus.pollingRateWirelessHz,pollingRateWiredHzandhostButtonsfrom OpenMouse-Project/mouse-protocol#246. Once that is released,@openmouse/protocolinpackage.jsonneeds bumping to it, and the type check will pass in CI. Bridge side: OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge#32.Note
Add custom games, game-profile parity, and custom game images
Apply Nowaction writes the draft immediately and later restores original values (controller.ts).endGameProfileDraftdefers until a write finishes, andflashGameProfileSnapshotcan return a busy result. Reviewers should check that pending-change stash/restore in controller.ts returns both ordinary and analog staging in all draft paths.Macroscope summarized 9575cc7.
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