mouse gestures for IE?

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Boatman

I would like to use mouse gestures in IE. Can anyone suggest a good FW app
that they know is safe? I've goggled several but am nervous about the ones
I've found. Thanks!

Boatman
 
I would like to use mouse gestures in IE. Can anyone suggest a
good FW app that they know is safe? I've goggled several but am
nervous about the ones I've found. Thanks!
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I agree with the other two that StrokeIt is very good for this.

However StrokeIt is surprisingly poorly documented.

I guess you already know that an excellent browser for mouse gesture
support is Opera (you have to view ads in the no charge version).
 
I agree with the other two that StrokeIt is very good for this.

However StrokeIt is surprisingly poorly documented.

I guess you already know that an excellent browser for mouse gesture
support is Opera (you have to view ads in the no charge version).
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K-Meleon has mouse gestures out of the box as well, and with additional
extensions so does Firefox.
 
Franklin said:
I guess you already know that an excellent browser for mouse gesture
support is Opera (you have to view ads in the no charge version).
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No you don't. Opera doesn't force your eyes to look at them. :)

Seriously, I'm thinking of coding a small app that covers the Opera
ad space with user-defined images... perhaps of your kids, etc.
Would anyone be interested?
 
Franklin said:
I agree with the other two that StrokeIt is very good for this.

However StrokeIt is surprisingly poorly documented.

I guess you already know that an excellent browser for mouse gesture
support is Opera (you have to view ads in the no charge version).
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I was hoping to get something a little easier to use, such as comes bundled
with Maxthon, but StrokeIt is powerful. It will probably just take a bit of
getting used to. Thanks to all for the recommendation!

Boatman
 
Jock said:
No you don't. Opera doesn't force your eyes to look at them. :)

Seriously, I'm thinking of coding a small app that covers the Opera
ad space with user-defined images... perhaps of your kids, etc.
Would anyone be interested?
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AFAIK, Opera gets its ads from the Google advertising service. So, if I
blocked 'pagead2.googlesyndication.com' in my firewall, maybe it would
work?

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