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manufacturers assign back & forth mousebuttons in an unstandardized way. Most users will, however, want the BACK button on the more accessible / easy to reach button. To achieve this they can run like ```xinput set-button-map 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 ``` if they figured out their mouse is #11 and the buttons in question are 8 and 9 to be swapped. Would be nice to offer that option in system settings to make the mice more convenient. Not sure about the percentage of mis-assigned mice on the market though. But it is rather inconvenient if a user has 2 mice in alternating use where those BACK / FORTH buttons are **incoherently** located. Swapping those buttons is major usability improvement for these users.

manufacturers assign back & forth mousebuttons in an unstandardized way. Most users will, however, want the BACK button on the more accessible / easy to reach button. To achieve this they can run like ```bash -c xinput set-button-map 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 ``` if they figured out their mouse is #11 and the buttons in question are 8 and 9 to be swapped. Would be nice to offer that option in system settings to make the mice more convenient. Not sure about the percentage of mis-assigned mice on the market though. But it is rather inconvenient if a user has 2 mice in alternating use where those BACK / FORTH buttons are **incoherently** located. Swapping those buttons is major usability improvement for these users.

manufacturers assign back & forth mousebuttons in an unstandardized way. Most users will, however, want the BACK button on the more accessible / easy to reach button. To achieve this they can run like ```bash -c xinput set-button-map 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 ``` if they figured out their mouse is #11 and the buttons in question are 8 and 9 to be swapped. Would be nice to offer that option in system settings to make the mice more convenient. Not sure about the percentage of mis-assigned mice on the market though. But it is rather inconvenient if a user has 2 mice in alternating use where those BACK / FORTH buttons are **incoherently** located. Swapping those buttons is major usability improvement for these users.