jquery.aim

jquery.aim works by taking the mouse cursor's current direction and speed and anticipating which elements the user is going to interact with.

When an element in the mouse's vicinity comes in the same direction as the cursor's movement path, jquery.aim opens or interacts with that element in advance by opening it before the user actually hovers over or clicks it.

This plugin can be used with navigation menus, dropdown lists, toggle elements, on/off switches, and many more UI components.

Examples are included with the plugin's download package.

What is new in this release:

• Added gruntfile and package.json file.

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side
• jQuery