Changelog

Each release of Mouse Keys Record Replay is published on GitHub and listed here with its date and notes.

0.1.3 Latest

Nov 9, 2026

v0.1.3

- Playback speed: replay a recording at 1/4x, 1/2x, 1x, 2x or 4x, or type your own speed from 0.1x to 1000x.
- Change speed from the keyboard with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F5 to F10 on Windows and Linux, or Cmd+Option+Shift+F5 to F10 on macOS.
- Speed changes apply at once, even in the middle of a replay.

0.1.2

Nov 9, 2026

v0.1.2

- Installs and updates keep working when GitHub's download links are slow or failing: every download retries, then falls back to the versioned link and then to the GitHub API.
- Every download in the install scripts has a time limit, so a stalled connection can no longer hang the install.
- The Windows window links to mouserec.com.
- The README now covers building the macOS app bundle and installing Rust first.

0.1.1

Nov 9, 2026

- macOS: if Accessibility or Input Monitoring is not allowed yet, the window opens at startup and an Open System Settings button takes you straight to the right page.
- The install script now also works on a Mac without OpenSSL 3, checking the download against the published SHA256SUMS list.
- Windows file details now name B4Battle LLC.
- SHA256SUMS (signed) is published with every release.

0.1.0

Nov 9, 2026

First release.

- Record mouse and keyboard with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F1 (Cmd+Option+Shift+F1 on macOS), play once with F2, loop with F3.
- Any real mouse or keyboard input stops playback.
- Optional random timing: each press up to 0.5 s early or late, positions unchanged.
- Starts at login, follows the system theme, shows status cards on every monitor.
- Signed automatic updates.

Windows x64, macOS 11+ (universal), Linux x64 (X11).

All releases on GitHub