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The right click mouse gestures of Opera were great for quickly navigating back/forward and creating new tabs.

by tppiotrowski 4y ago

chx 4y ago
I never stopped using them. I never could stop using them, it feels so clumsy to work a PC without gestures. I am currently using StrokesPlus.net for this purpose, I am sure there are others.
- 6510 4y ago
  Long ago MyIE2 had the most sophisticated mouse gestures. For example: One could select some text, drag it and it would search. (I had search configured to open non advertisement results in background tabs) If the text contained any links it in stead opened each of them in tabs to the right. So you selected the entire menu of the blog and tossed it to the right. There were gestures to move to the tab on the left or right but also to close the current tab AND move to the left or right. This was important to dig though an enormous pile of preloaded tabs you still had to look at. Things went so fast I got tired after surfing for a few hours.
  - chx 4y ago
    When the spying allegations surfaced I kinda lost interest in maxthon, how is it these days?
    - 6510 4y ago
      Maxthon was not that good, I lost interest in it. Lets have a look... https://forum.maxthon.com https://forum.maxthon.com Well, it seems quite hilarious. It supports chrome add-ons [sic] and.. > ...Create and manage blockchain identities and assets. > ...access blockchain content... > ...Encapsulate the blockchain technology ... enabling developers to build powerful Apps. The 2020 forum posts describes mx6 as: > The main browser features of mx6 will be developed based on a deeply customized chromium code base and existing mx5 codebase. All bitcoin related features will be developed by Maxthon team. Mx6 also has an open API to enable other developers to integrate their code.
skoskie 4y ago
Vivaldi offers that feature.

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The right click mouse gestures of Opera were great for quickly navigating back/forward and creating new tabs.

by tppiotrowski 4y ago

The right click mouse gestures of Opera were great for quickly navigating back/forward and creating new tabs.

chx 4y ago
I never stopped using them. I never could stop using them, it feels so clumsy to work a PC without gestures. I am currently using StrokesPlus.net for this purpose, I am sure there are others.
- 6510 4y ago
  Long ago MyIE2 had the most sophisticated mouse gestures. For example: One could select some text, drag it and it would search. (I had search configured to open non advertisement results in background tabs) If the text contained any links it in stead opened each of them in tabs to the right. So you selected the entire menu of the blog and tossed it to the right. There were gestures to move to the tab on the left or right but also to close the current tab AND move to the left or right. This was important to dig though an enormous pile of preloaded tabs you still had to look at. Things went so fast I got tired after surfing for a few hours.
  - chx 4y ago
    When the spying allegations surfaced I kinda lost interest in maxthon, how is it these days?
    - 6510 4y ago
      Maxthon was not that good, I lost interest in it. Lets have a look... https://forum.maxthon.com https://forum.maxthon.com Well, it seems quite hilarious. It supports chrome add-ons [sic] and.. > ...Create and manage blockchain identities and assets. > ...access blockchain content... > ...Encapsulate the blockchain technology ... enabling developers to build powerful Apps. The 2020 forum posts describes mx6 as: > The main browser features of mx6 will be developed based on a deeply customized chromium code base and existing mx5 codebase. All bitcoin related features will be developed by Maxthon team. Mx6 also has an open API to enable other developers to integrate their code.
skoskie 4y ago
Vivaldi offers that feature.