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First of all, this is for totally benign research purposes. I'm not trying to mine passwords or spy on anyone.
I'm looking for a free and unobtrusive keylogger (and mouse-click or tablet-click in my specific case-logger if possible) for Mac OS X. I work as a photo retoucher and partly for the purposes of enhancing efficiency through data analysation and partly for shits and giggles of seeing how many damn times I hit the same keyboard shortcuts each day I want to record my input activity over the course of a week or so.
The program needs to be as unobtrusive as possible because the scripting we use on these machines is very sensitive to any changes we make. It also needs to be completely benign and absent of any more overly-nefarious looking features (apart from the obvious keylogging) if I stand any chance of getting approval from my superiors to use the program.
Any advice? Or am I better off not risking using something like this at my place of employment?
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That said, setting up a keylogger at work is mighty suspicious regardless of your reasons or who has approved it.
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I knew this thread seemed familiar. Thinkgeek doesn't sell them anymore, but someone posted an alternative. Get the go ahead from your boss before doing anything though.
EDIT: oh wait, shit, didn't read the mac bit, also can't work out if you can get it for mac either... probably not