Google Chrome team working on multi-touch gestures
Google has released a new developer build of Chrome that fixes some of the browser navigation gestures that were disrupted with the release of Lion. On pre-Lion systems, a three-finger swipe inside of Chrome would move the user a page forwards or backwards in their web browsing history. Under Lion however, that same three-finger swipe is a system-wide gesture that moves users between different full-screen apps.
The newest developer build of Chrome for Mac, version 14.0.835.0, fixes the gesture confusion. Now in Chrome users will use a two-finger swipe to move a page forwards or backwards in their web browsing history. This adheres to Lions built-in gestures, leaving the three-finger swipe for full-screen app switching. No word yet on an exact release date for this next version of Chrome, but Cnet thinks it will be at least a few weeks until it's rolled out to all users.
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Browser developers made some built-in mouse gestures in their browsers but users can't create mouse gestures by themselves.such as maxthon,avant browser ,firefox
it can create the mouse gesture according to my request .Fine
It seems like I read in the Chrome dev release blog post that this latest dev build breaks the PDF rendering engine in Chrome. Is that true?
July 27 2011 at 2:20 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI would much rather have 2 finger swipe switch between tabs, but it isn't an option in any of the browsers :(
July 27 2011 at 2:17 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyHow does Lion differentiate a two finger swipe from two finger sideways scrolling?
July 27 2011 at 2:15 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyif you hit an edge the page, it goes back one page, (with lots of inertia) works quite well actually.
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