Mousegestures for all Browsers

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements

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Description:

Here are some mousegestures for KHotkeys.
(KHotkeys is included in KDE >= 4.3 by default)


It supports:

- Chromium
- Chrome
- Opera
- Firefox
- Arora
- Rekonq
- Konqueror
- Dolphin
- Kontact

(requires KDE >= 4.3)

Installation:

Just go to Systemsettings -> InputActions and import "browsergestures.khotkeys".

Make sure gestures are enabled. The default mousebutton is set to "2" (mouse wheel). I prefer "3" (right button). You can change these settings at "settings".

see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UgkKeXUBGs

Last changelog:

10 years ago

1.8:

- As Google released Chrome (beta), I fixed the conditions.

1.7:

- added more comments, made it cleaner

1.6:

- fixed conditions

1.5:

- added Kontact

1.4:

- fixed chromium-condition

1.3:

- added Rekonq support

1.2:

- added Opera, Konqueror and Arora support

1.1:

- added Chromium-support

1.0:

- New Tab
- Close Tab
- Back
- Forward
- Reload
- Up (just Dolphin)
- Home

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varanus

7 years ago

I love mouse gestures, something that i have always missed. Really great i could say.

I'd like to ask if would be possible to support qupzilla too as it is a qt browser too.

Thanks again for this feature.

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nicollivier

9 years ago

Hey Guys

Thanks a lot for this item, it's amazing :D

I use Kde 4.4.3 with Mandriva 2010.1, and the home function doesn't work.
So I don't know if the issue comes from my laptop or not.

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

Thank you :)

It seems that your program uses other shortcuts for "home". To make it work for you, you could adjust the right shortcut to the gesture which is responsible for "home". Just check out the settings in KHotkeys.

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nicollivier

9 years ago

It's ok

I've changed «Alt+Pos1» by «Alt+Début», French version ;)

Thanks

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skynet1248

9 years ago

This is great.

You can add duplicate tab gesture?

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

Thank you :)

I'm sorry, but I can't find the "dublicate tab"-feature in the applications for which I made these gestures. :(

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danstefan

9 years ago

I love mousegestures for all browsers. But I just reinstalled opensuse 11.2 and installed kde 4.4.2. After importing this khotkey file it does not work. I enabled gestures, set button to 3 and removed opera for webbrowsers. This used to work fine but now in both firefox and arora the gestures doesn't work. i haven't tested it in other browsers but I assume it doesn't work there either. Any idea what the problem is? Not having this will probably drive me nuts.

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danstefan

9 years ago

Seems to be a KDE problem. Mousgestures for konqueror, which came with KDE also doesn't work.

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

Oh that doesn't look good.

Maybe you can adjust the settings. Go to systemsettings -> input settings click on "Browsers" and go to conditions. There you can adjust the name of the programs in which the gestures shall be present. You can make use of the "autodetect"-button or type in the name of the program manually.

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KDesk

9 years ago

Hi, with KDE 4.4 and Chromium 5.0.364, the gestures don't work.
Is there something I can do to make it work?

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

I also use KDE 4.4.

The gestures work for me with Chromium 5.0.307.11 (39572) and Chrome 5.0.342.7 beta.

Are you sure to have enabled the gestures properly?

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

*edit*
I just saw, that you used a slightly different version of Chromium.

I'll wait until this version is in AUR (from Arch Linux) and test it then.

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KDesk

9 years ago

My mouse gestures were configured to use mouse button 2, I thought it wast the right button, but it was the wheel!

Now in button 3 it works as expected :)

Sorry for the noise.

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nablaoperator

9 years ago

Ok, great :)

No problem!

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takanowaka

9 years ago

i see it was already mentioned that khotkeys and easystroke are similar in what they do.. i just want to say that khotkeys are port of easystroke to kde http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-licensing&m=123689091521025&w=2
with this said i don't know if any other work or development is done on khotkeys but easystroke is updated and brings more features
long story short give easystroke a try so you can compare features of these two ;)

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takanowaka

9 years ago

here is sample of my action http://www.mediafire.com/?tmamogmzjiy
*some of the hotkeys are custom (like kwin min/max) so you need to change them in your settings

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naaamo2004

10 years ago

but there´s an easy way to have desktop wide mouse gestures: easystroke, in (k)ubuntu you´ll find it in synaptic
i use it and it is really great

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nablaoperator

10 years ago

Thanks.

But why is this way easier? With KHotkeys you don't have to install anything at all :)

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naaamo2004

10 years ago

well, easier was the wrong word...
it just isn´t limited to the browsers, so if someone wants to have gestures for other apps or desktop actions, too, it is easier, cause no thinking about solutions is necessary

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nablaoperator

10 years ago

This is exactly, what KHotkeys does. You can set up a global gesture which works in your hole desktop environment. There is no difference between KHotkeys and Easystroke or Gestikk. I just made gestures for browsers only to avoid conflicts with other programs. I for myself have disabled the conditions so that it will work everywhere.

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naaamo2004

10 years ago

oh damn, so it´s definitely my fault! i thought it´s just for browsers
i should give it a try :)
thx for explaining me my misunderstanding!

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nablaoperator

10 years ago

No problem :)

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Rasi

10 years ago

sadly with a recent build of chromium, this does not work anymore...

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nablaoperator

10 years ago

Maybe you could adjust the conditions.

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nablaoperator

10 years ago

Works fine in Kubuntu 9.10 and Chromium 4.0.252.0 (Ubuntu build 32323).

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10 years ago

1.8:

- As Google released Chrome (beta), I fixed the conditions.

1.7:

- added more comments, made it cleaner

1.6:

- fixed conditions

1.5:

- added Kontact

1.4:

- fixed chromium-condition

1.3:

- added Rekonq support

1.2:

- added Opera, Konqueror and Arora support

1.1:

- added Chromium-support

1.0:

- New Tab
- Close Tab
- Back
- Forward
- Reload
- Up (just Dolphin)
- Home

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