Lazy Locker2.0

Lazy Locker is an interesting and very easy to work with piece of software that was developed to help you log off your computer with no effort, without having to use hotkeys or countless mouse clicks to get the job done.

Minimalistic and practical appearance

The utility features a straightforward, one-window interface, where all of its configuration options can be found and adjusted for your particular needs.By default, Lazy Locker runs minimized in the notification area, allowing you to benefit from its functions, without getting in the way of your regular activities.

Configure the screen corners to log you off

For starters, you should define the functioning parameters of the application, which is a lot more simple than it sounds. This can be done by right-clicking on the system tray icon and selecting the ‘Settings’ option.Here, you can set which of the four corners of your screen should be sensible to Lazy Locker, as well as the surface area that should respond to your mouse hovering over it, ranging from as little as 2 pixels to as much as 100. Lower than 2 pixels will disable the corner in question.Moreover, Lazy Locker lets you decide how long after hovering with your mouse in the screen corner, should you be logged off. This can range between 0 and sixty seconds, depending on how you prefer it. Similarly, you can have the tool run at system startup, to spare you the trouble of launching it every time you want to work with it.Once you’re satisfied with your setup, you can just close the window, as it does not require you to save the configuration, it activates them automatically. From then on, you can just slide your mouse cursor in the preferred corner and you will be logged off within moments. Should you want to disable Lazy Locker, you will need to ‘Exit’ from the notification area.

A tool for loging off with a mouse move

In conclusion, Lazy Locker is a useful and appealing program which you can resort to if you are in the search of a no-fuss method of logging off your Windows account, requiring you to just hover with your mouse in a predefined corner of your screen.