There is some validity to the underlying claim. I recently got a Macbook and wanted to disable the mouse acceleration which I found annoying. The OS didn’t offer the functionality, so the option was to buy a third party app to do it. Small example of the apple tax right there.
Not to trivialize your problem, but you can click on the Apple, go to the “System Preferences” option, then click on the “Keyboard & Mouse”. This will give you options to slow the “Tracking”, “Scrolling”, and “Double Click”. I hope this solves your problem.
System Preferences==>Keyboard and Mouse===>Trackpad
Perhaps they should have named the tab “mouse”, but it is not really a mouse, it’s a trackpad.
Sorry someone scammed you into buying a third party software.
Someone who wanted absolutely “off” wrote some code and offers it for free here:
http://www.knockknock.org.uk/mac/
I think the proper term for that is ‘disbenefit’.
Nice try. But I seriously doubt that Apple doesn't offer that functionality on their quite polished GUI.
You're either an M$ troll, or not trying.
The OS does it. And on the flip side, I was able to ditch a bunch of third-party Windows apps when moving to Mac.