Basic Gestures
Basic mouse gestures for back/forward, new/close tab and scroll to top/bottom.
Go back to previous page by swiping left with two fingers on a trackpad.
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Go back to previous page by swiping left with two fingers on a trackpad. This extension emulates swipe back in a Mac magic trackpad. You don't need this extension on a Mac computer.
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Basic mouse gestures for back/forward, new/close tab and scroll to top/bottom.
Allows you to navigate back and forward with your mouse button clicks (right + left = back).
Provides better integration with the KDE Plasma desktop.
Increase browsing productivity by performing custom actions with simple mouse gestures
This extension provides integration with GNOME Shell and the corresponding extensions repository https://extensions.gnome.org
FABulous gesture navigation.
Thank you for this
Single-handedly keeping the Vivaldi browser usable on Laptop. Thanks 🫡🫡
it works but it goes back multiple pages if i swipe too fast... no options/settings
Works perfectly fine, finally a browser based solution on Linux!
not working in brave (ubuntu)
It works flawlessly! After much troubleshooting on a rehabilitated 2014 MacBook Air on Ubuntu 24, I finally got Chromium-based browser Vivaldi & Chrome history two-finger lateral swiping back & forth working using swipe-back. Huzzah! Still not sure why Ubuntu with Wayland was only able to support history navigation with the two-finger side swipe touchpad gestures on Mozilla Firefox. swipe-back immediately solved the situation on Chromium-based browsers. Thank you very much!
As a Vivaldi user, I want to show my gratitude. Extension is very useful, but for some reason you can't go forward in history from new tab menu.
Not working on Fedora 40 Kernel 6.10, any idea why?
Great on ThinkPad X1 Carbon with OpenSuse Tumbleweed.
Great on Dell XPS 15 and Fedora