MouseBoost Pro for Mac v3.6.4 Right-Click Assistant Professional Edition Chinese Activation Download

MouseBoost Pro (Right-Click Assistant Professional Edition) is an efficiency tool set deeply integrated into the macOS system’s right-click menu. It extends the context menu of Finder to gather over 30 common functions such as file management, quick start, script execution, and development assistance under a single fingertip, aiming to significantly enhance the workflow efficiency of Mac users. Its highly customizable features allow users, regardless of whether they are programmers, designers, or general office workers, to tailor it into their own right-click command center.

One, Core Interface and Work Area Details

The Right-Click Assistant itself does not have a traditional “main work window.” Its core interactive interface is the macOS right-click menu (context menu). All functions are managed and configured through its “Preferences” panel.

1. Extended Right-Click Menu

After installing and enabling the software, right-clicking (or holding the Control key and clicking) on files, folders, or the blank area of the desktop in Finder will display the “Right-Click Assistant” or “MouseBoost Pro” main menu item. Below it are all enabled function sub-menus, with a clear and organized structure.

• Primary Menu: Typically labeled as “Right-Click Assistant,” serving as the entry point for all functions.
• Secondary Menu: Categorized by function, such as “New File,” “Common Directories,” “Image Processing,” and “Terminal,” etc.
• Tertiary Menu: Specific commands or custom items, such as “New .txt Document,” “Open with VSCode,” “Generate iOS Icon,” etc.

2. Preferences Panel

This is the core control center of the software. To access it, follow these steps:

1. Click on the Right-Click Assistant icon in the top menu bar (if set to display).
2. Select “Preferences…”” from the dropdown menu.
3. Alternatively, find and configure it in the system “System Settings” > “Privacy & Security” > “Extensions” > “Finder Extensions”.

The Preferences panel mainly includes the following configuration tabs:

• General: Set software to start at boot, menu bar icon display, etc.
• Menu Management (Core): Enable/disable various function modules and adjust their display order in the right-click menu by dragging them.
• New File: Manage custom file templates and types.
• Common Directories/Apps/Scripts: Add and manage corresponding custom projects.
• Advanced: Set shortcuts, updates, etc.

Two, Complete Operation Flow: From Configuration to Usage

The following flow will guide you through the entire process from initial configuration to using the core functions.

1. Initial Configuration and Personalization

Objective: Customize the right-click menu according to personal habits.

1. Open Preferences: As described above, open it through the menu bar icon or system settings.
2. Manage Menu Items:
   • Enter the “Menu Management” tab.
   • Select the common function categories you use (e.g., “Common Apps,” “Image Processing”).
   • Uncheck the functions you do not use to keep the menu concise.
   • Drag the list items to adjust their order in the right-click menu.
3. Add Custom Content:
   • Enter the “Common Apps” tab, click the “+” button to add commonly used applications like VSCode, Photoshop, etc., from the application folder.
   • Enter the “Common Directories” tab, click the “+” button to select frequently visited project folders or download directories.
   • Enter the “New File” tab, click the “+” button to add custom file templates with specific extensions (e.g., .vue, .py).

2. Core Function Usage Example

For the example of “Create a custom file in a specified directory and open it with a code editor”.

1. Locate the Directory: Navigate to the target folder in Finder.
2. Invoke the Right-Click Menu: Right-click on the folder’s blank area.
3. Create a New File: Hover over the “New File” sub-menu in the Right-Click Assistant menu, select a preset type (e.g., “New .txt Document”) or your custom file type.
4. Rename the File: The new file will be created immediately in the current location and remains editable. Enter the file name and press Return to confirm.
5. Open with a Specific App: Select the newly created file, right-click again. Hover over the “Common Apps” sub-menu in the Right-Click Assistant menu, choose the code editor you have added (e.g., VSCode). The file will be opened in the editor immediately.

3. Export/Result Retrieval

The concept of “export” in Right-Click Assistant differs from traditional software, where the output is the immediate result of the operation:

• File Operations (e.g., encryption and conversion): The generated new file will be directly created in the original file’s directory or the specified location.
• Information Retrieval (e.g., file hash values, color values): After the operation, the information is usually copied to the clipboard, allowing you to paste (Command + V) it to the desired location.

Three, Common Function Advanced Techniques

1. Quickly Switch File Visibility

Tips: Quickly hide all desktop files during desktop organization or screenshotting.

Operation: Right-click an empty area on the desktop > Right-click Assistant > “File Hide and Show” > “Hide Files”. Show files again after the screenshot is complete. This operation can quickly achieve a “clean” desktop.

2. Convert Complex Operations into Scripts

Tips: Convert repetitive Shell commands (such as batch renaming, cleaning temporary files) into right-click menu items.

Operation:

1. Click “+” on the “Common Scripts” tab in Preferences to add a new script.
2. Select the script type (Shell or AppleScript), and write or paste the script code.
3. Set an understandable menu name for it (e.g., “Clean Project Cache”).
4. Select the target file or folder, right-click, and execute the script from the script menu. The script will apply to the selected items.

3. Efficiently Manage Folder Icons

Tips: Use custom icons to visually mark important project folders.

Operation: Select a folder, right-click > Right-click Assistant > “Folder Icon”. You can choose from the built-in icons or select “Custom Icon…” to use local images (e.g., .png, .icns) for setting. To revert to the default, choose “Remove Custom Icon”.

4. Simulate Windows-style “Cut-Paste”

Tips: Achieve a similar Windows-style “Cut” followed by “Paste” move file operation in Finder.

Operation:

1. Select the file to move, right-click > Right-click Assistant > “File Cut-Paste, Move, and Copy” > “Cut”.
2. Navigate to the target folder, right-click an empty area > Right-click Assistant > Choose “Paste” from the same menu. The file is moved to the target location.

Four, Common Issues FAQ

1. Right-click Menu Does Not Show “Right-click Assistant” Option

Causes: Finder extension is not enabled by the system.

Solutions:

1. Open “System Settings” > “Privacy & Security” > “Extensions”.
2. Click “Finder Extensions”.
3. Ensure “MouseBoost Pro” or “Right-click Assistant” is switched on in the list.
4. Restart Finder: Hold down Option key, right-click the Finder icon in the Dock, and select “Restart”.

2. “Encrypted Compress” or “Image Processing” Features Do Not Respond

Causes: Insufficient permissions or accidental disablement of related auxiliary tools.

Solutions:

1. Check the “Menu Management” in Preferences to ensure the corresponding feature (e.g., “Compress/Decompress”, “Image Processing”) is enabled.
2. When using certain features involving system-level operations, macOS may prompt for permission. Ensure you click “Allow” or “OK”.
3. Restart the computer to ensure all extensions and permissions are fully applied.

3. Custom Scripts or Apps Fail to Run Normally

Causes: Script syntax errors or changes in app paths.

Solutions:

1. For scripts: Return to the “Common Scripts” settings to check script syntax. You can test the script in the “Terminal” application to ensure it is correct.
2. For apps: If the application has been uninstalled or moved, remove it from the “Common Apps” list and add the correct path again.

4. Right-click Menu Loads Slowly or Stutters

Causes: Too many custom projects (especially scanning large directories) have been added.

Solutions:

1. Enter Preferences and reduce the “Common Directories” list, removing less-used or deeply nested directories.
2. Temporarily disable some rarely used features in the “Menu Management” section.
3. Ensure macOS is on the latest version to achieve optimal compatibility with extensions.

5. How to Reset All Settings to Default?

Causes: Configuration chaos causing functionality issues.

Solutions: Open Preferences, find and click on the “Reset All Settings” option in the “Advanced” tab. If not found, you can try deleting the configuration file at the path: ~/Library/Preferences/com.mouseboost.pro.plist. After deletion, restart the software to reset.

6. Does the Software Support Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3 Chips?

Answer：Fully supported. MouseBoost Pro has been natively adapted for Apple Silicon chips, running smoothly on M series Macs with no performance issues.

7. After installation, why do some features prompt for “Accessibility” permissions?

Answer：Some advanced features (such as simulated mouse clicks, global hotkey monitoring) require macOS’s “Accessibility” permissions. Please enable “MouseBoost Pro” or “Right-click Assistant” in “System Settings” > “Privacy & Security” > “Accessibility”.

8. How do I back up my custom configurations?

Answer：Right-click Assistant’s configuration files are typically stored at ~/Library/Preferences/com.mouseboost.pro.plist. You can back up this file by copying it to another location. After reinstalling the system, place the file back in the original directory to restore all settings.

Five, Summary Table of Shortcuts (Mac Version)

The following table lists the shortcuts for Right-click Assistant-related operations and some enhanced system operations. Please note that most features require triggering through the right-click menu, but some global operations and settings can be assisted by shortcuts.

Six, Practical Case: Developer Efficiency Improvement

Assume you are a frontend developer who frequently creates Vue components, opens the terminal, and searches for files.

Configuration：Add .vue template in “New File” and VSCode, iTerm2 in “Common Apps” and the project root directory in “Common Folders”. During work, right-click on an empty space in the project folder, choose “New .vue File”, input the component name, and then right-click to “Open with VSCode”. The entire process can be completed without leaving Finder, significantly improving efficiency.

Seven, Installation Guide

The following steps provide a detailed installation guide to ensure you can use the software smoothly.

1. Download Files：Click on the provided download link to obtain MouseBoost_Pro_v3.6.4.dmg file.
2. Open DMG：Double-click the downloaded .dmg file, and macOS will automatically mount and open a window containing the software icon and the application folder.
3. Drag and Install：Drag the “MouseBoost Pro” icon to the right-hand “Applications” folder.
4. First Launch：After launching, the software will prompt for enabling Finder extensions. Follow the instructions in “System Settings” > “Privacy & Security” > “Extensions” > “Finder Extensions” to select “MouseBoost Pro”.
5. Complete：Restart Finder to see the effects.

We strongly recommend spending a few minutes configuring the preferences before the first use to achieve the best experience.