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Breaking the mouse entirely probably isn't the greatest of frontend design patterns.

• icedog 12y ago
  Besides the arrow keys, you can move forwards or backwards by clicking on the left or right edges of a slide.
  • zellyn 12y ago
    You can also click on the vertical area between slides to go forward/back.
    • integraton 12y ago
      Also known as "easter egg navigation."
      • enneff 12y ago
        It's a tool for giving presentations, not necessarily for reading them. But I've just sent a change to add some help text to these pages: https://go-review.googlesource.com/4910 https://go-review.googlesource.com/4910 edit: The change is now live. No more easter egg navigation. Yay!
  • sdenton4 12y ago
    The left and right buttons also do the trick.
• simoncion 12y ago
  How is the mouse broken? I can * See my mouse pointer * Right-click and bring up the right-click menu * Click on the link in the second slide * Drag to select text Chromium 40 on Linux