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Mouse Gestures for Internet Explorer
Mouse gestures allow you to use the mouse to control common Internet Explorer functionality (e.g. go back a page,
switch between tabs, close the current tab). Simply
hold down the mouse button (usually the right button, but this is fully configurable) and draw a simple
shape to invoke the associated action.
Features
- Integrated with Internet Explorer
Mouse Gestures for Internet Explorer
are implemented as a Browser Helper Object. This means that the plugin has full access to IE's object
model, allowing most aspects of browsing to be controlled via a gesture.
- Customisable gesture engine
Users aren't restricted just to the built in gestures. The gesture editor allows you to write your own - either by using the gesture
wizard to recognise a new gesture, or by manually inputting the gesture sequence.
- Mouse Trails
As you're drawing a gesture, Mouse Gestures for Internet Explorer can draw a trail to show you the gesture you've drawn so far.
- Scripting Support
The Mouse Gestures plugin now exposes the internals of the gesture engine so you can write your own
advanced scripts.
- Support for Windows x64
Windows x64 is fully supported - huge thanks to Eric Lawrence at Microsoft for
making this happen.
Download
Click here for Version 1 of Mouse Gestures of Internet Explorer.
See also
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Mouse Gestures for Internet Explorer is completely free, but if you want
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