Features

Mouse Gestures

Mouse Gestures

Moving mouse with holding right-button to execute various commands. You can assign gestures to commands in [Options] > [Mappings]. For example,
» moving mouse to left to go back in the history and right to go forward.
» moving mouse to up-left to switch to previous tab and up-right to next tab.

Wheel Gestures

Wheel Gestures

» Scrolling up wheel with holding right-button to show 'Back / Forward History' popup by default.
» Scrolling down wheel with holding right-button to show 'List all tabs' popup by default.
Scrolling wheel furthermore changes the current selection in popup and releasing right-button executes command.

Rocker Gestures

» Left-click with holding right-button to 'Previous Tab' by default.
» Right-click with holding left-button to 'Next Tab' by default.
You can execute rocker gestures more than once by left-clicking repeatedly with holding right-button and vice versa, as long as you don't move mouse.

Keypress Gestures

Keypress Gestures

» Mosue gesture with holding Ctrl key to open hovered links in tabs by default.
» Mouse gesture with holding Shift key to save hovered links by default.

Tab Wheel Gestures

Tab Wheel Gestures

Scrolling mouse wheel on a tab to switch to the next tab.

Gestures on View Source Window

View Source

You can execute various commands with gestures on View Source window too, not only on browser window.

Special Commands of Mouse Gestures

We have about 70 built-in commands which can be invoked by performing gestures.
Among them, we have 5 [Popup] type commands and 5 [Hybrid] type commands.

What Are Popup Type Commands?

[Popup] type commands listed below open a popup so that you can choose one of some candidates.
For example, '[Popup] Search for Selection with...' opens popup listing all installed search engines and we can search for selection with the selected engine.

What Are Hybrid Type Commands?

[Hybrid] type commands listed below vary the role according to the situation.
For example, '[Hybrid] View Source (Selection / Frame / Page)' works like that:
(1) If you are selecting text, it works as 'View Selection Source'.
(2) If you are in a frame, it works as 'View Frame Source'.
(3) In other cases, it works as 'View Page Source'.

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