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> So make them an option and stop taking the Chrome route of stripping out everything that more advanced users use regularly. Did you really use backspace and
by 746F7475 10y ago
> So make them an option and stop taking the Chrome route of stripping out everything that more advanced users use regularly.
Did you really use backspace and "move back" on regular basis? Why? You most likely aren't browsing the web with just your keyboard, so unless you are a leftie it requires you to either move your hand back to keyboard or move your hand across the whole keyboard and why would you do either of these when you can just move back with your mouses thumb button?
- Doctor_Fegg 10y agoWhere's the "thumb button" on an Apple Mighty Mouse?
- 746F7475 10y agoWell, maybe it's time to stop using inferior shit products and buy a proper mouse. Any $20 mouse from your local department store has at least one button to press with your thumb.
- Dayshine 10y ago>with your mouses thumb button? Because I'm far more likely to accidentally press the mouse thumb button, hence it's rebound.
- pkamb 10y agoAs a ThinkPad external keyboard user it's my primary navigation to go Back. TrackPoint, no mouse. Primary scrolling navigation is the Home/End/PgUp/PgDn group. Backspace for Back fits amazingly in this workflow.