A very compact and easy to use mouse gesture handler. To make a gesture, hold down the right mouse button and drag, then release.
Gesture Navigation Long Up : Open a New Tab Up : Goto Top of Page Left : Go Back Right : Go Forward Down : Goto Bottom of Page Long Down : Close Tab Link Gestures Up : Open in a New Tab Down : Open in a Background Tab
No configuration required, just load and go! For more information and more options go to the Homepage.
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Why do we need another mouse gesture extension? It seems that there used to be a handful of Mouse Gesture extensions for Mozilla products, but lately they have dwindled down to about one. While FireGestures can be configured to do almost anything, I don't like its philosophy at all, so I wrote microGesture. I believe that mouse gestures are only really useful for the most common tasks of the browser, especially, forward and backward navigation. I also added top and bottom of page as well since they are intuitive and handy gestures and open and close tab. About the only other common task I perform when browsing is following links, so I added gestures that intelligently respond to links and allow you to take control of where they open: in a new tab, or in a background tab. Using more complicated gestures is no easier than right clicking to get a context menu plus they're a pain to remember.
Tabs opened with microGesture will return to the opening tab when they are closed. Provided you don't click a different tab in the meantime. It's a Firefox bug that clicking a different tab causes FF to forget the relationship between tabs...
I believe that mouse gestures are only really useful for the most common tasks of the browser, especially, forward and backward navigation. I also added top and bottom of page as well since they are intuitive and handy gestures and open and close tab. About the only other common task I perform when browsing is following links, so I added gestures that intelligently respond to links and allow you to take control of where they open: in a new tab, or in a background tab. Using more complicated gestures is no easier than right clicking to get a context menu plus they're a pain to remember.