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Click <menuchoice>Settings</menuchoice>, and enable <menuchoice>Gestures</menuchoice>. The default mousebutton is set to "2" (mouse wheel). You can choose <menuchoice>3</menuchoice> (right button) if you prefer it. | Click <menuchoice>Settings</menuchoice>, and enable <menuchoice>Gestures</menuchoice>. The default mousebutton is set to "2" (mouse wheel). You can choose <menuchoice>3</menuchoice> (right button) if you prefer it. | ||
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'''Opera''' ：Because Opera has its own mousegestures, you can delete '''Opera''' in the <menuchoice>Conditions</menuchoice> tab | '''Opera''' ：Because Opera has its own mousegestures, you can delete '''Opera''' in the <menuchoice>Conditions</menuchoice> tab | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 3 April 2011
Mousegestures for all Browsers
Have you never used mousegestures? Read Mousegestures for all Browsers to learn more.
Step One - download the gestures file
Click here to download browsergestures.khotkeys file.(requires KDE SC 4.3 or later)
Currently supported applications:
- Konqueror
- Firefox
- Opera
- Arora
- Rekonq
- Chromium
- Chrome Browser
- Dolphin
- Kontact
Step Two - Import the downloaded file
Import the file you downloaded, using and navigate to the browsergestures.khotkeys file.
Step Three - Configure
Click , and enable . The default mousebutton is set to "2" (mouse wheel). You can choose (right button) if you prefer it.
Cas especial
Opera ：Because Opera has its own mousegestures, you can delete Opera in the tab
