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Mission
Why UMD exists
Because good mice deserve good tools - and official drivers are often heavy, closed, or unwilling to collaborate. UMD is a community answer: WebHID, protocol reverse work, and UI you can actually live in.
The OEM problem
Vendors rarely ship HID documentation. Windows installers drag background services, and some mice have no usable software outside China.
When there is no project / SDK, reverse engineering remains: sniff, decompile, map reports - then ship our own browser driver.
The Wooting model
WebHID lets you configure hardware without a native installer. UMD follows that path: https://umdrivers.com in Chrome / Edge, VID:PID whitelist, and an optional light tray only where the browser is not enough.
One shell, many brands
Each mouse keeps its own driver and protocol, but one product: UMD on umdrivers.com. That way Redragon, Rampage, G-Wolves and Logitech can live side by side without three separate OEM executables.
Community
The device list grows through requests, hardware loans, and testing. If your mouse is missing - write in. That is exactly why UMD exists.
FAQ
What is UMD?
Universal Mouse Drivers (UMD) are free browser-based gaming mouse drivers (WebHID) at the official site https://umdrivers.com. Connect in Chrome or Edge, then set DPI, buttons and profiles without an OEM installer.
What is the official UMD domain?
The official domain is https://umdrivers.com (Universal Mouse Drivers). The legacy host mouse.vxh.pl may redirect to umdrivers.com.
Which mice are supported?
Live: Redragon King Ultra and Rampage Blitz Ultimate. WIP: G-Wolves Fenrir Max 8K and Logitech PRO X SUPERLIGHT (gen1). The list grows as more protocols are reverse-engineered.
Do I need a Windows install?
Mouse configuration only needs Chrome or Edge on https://umdrivers.com. The optional UMD Battery Tray (Windows .exe) shows battery in the tray and a desktop widget — details: https://umdrivers.com/tray.
Is UMD safe for my mouse?
We only talk to the whitelisted VID:PID for that mouse. Other HID devices are never opened. Profile writes use commands verified against OEM reverse work - you can always restore factory defaults in the UI.
Why not use the official driver?
Official apps are often heavy, require installs, and sometimes lock WebHID. UMD gives quick browser access, local drafts, and one shell across brands.
How do I get my mouse added?
Send the model and a link to the official Windows software (Contact on umdrivers.com) or open a Device request on GitHub. You can also loan hardware for testing via TikTok.