Comment #39 on issue 16305 by bugdro...@chromium.org: Multi-touch gestures
on OSX
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=16305
The following revision refers to this bug:
http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?view=revrevision=36016
Updates:
Status: Started
Comment #37 on issue 16305 by stuartmor...@chromium.org: Multi-touch
gestures on OSX
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Comment #31 on issue 16305 by cmallette: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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I agree that we should adopt Firefox's current feature for 3 finger
up/down swipe..
It's very useful for people on laptops that do not necessarily have the
Home and
Comment #32 on issue 16305 by tha...@chromium.org: Multi-touch gestures on
OSX
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Re comment 31: Both cmd-up/down and fn-left/right will scroll to page
top/bottom on
a laptop.
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Comment #33 on issue 16305 by ccorn90: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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As someone who gas used three-finger gestures in Firefox for a year now,
Chrome
seems much less user-friendly without them. If people try Chrome and it
doesn't do
what
Comment #29 on issue 16305 by rse...@chromium.org: Multi-touch gestures on
OSX
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Issue 30658 has been merged into this issue.
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Comment #26 on issue 16305 by stefoid666: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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3 fingers = top or bottom of the page is the only reason I use firefox on
my mac as
opposed to safari.
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Comment #27 on issue 16305 by zkr.ryz: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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@stefoid666: I agree and that's what's keeping me from using Chrome as
default. I love
Chrome but I won't use it as default until it has the three fingers up/down
=
Comment #28 on issue 16305 by jonas.nordlund: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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I agree, I feel less constrained when using Firefox. It's a feature that
has grown
on me surprisingly quickly. It's a quick tap to get to the add a comment
box
Comment #25 on issue 16305 by palmund: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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I just came across this thread..
I have to say that I was kind of disappointed when I found out that
finger-swipes wasn't implemented. Then again I
wasn't really
Comment #22 on issue 16305 by s...@google.com: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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AFAICT, three-finger-up/down doesn't do anything in Safari on 10.6. (Yes, I
enabled three-finger gestures in
system prefs.)
But having it page up/down in Chrome
Comment #23 on issue 16305 by jonas.nordlund: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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Three-finger up/down (not left/right) swipe in...
Finder: no action
Safari: no action
Mail: previous/next mail message
iPhoto: previous/next set of photos
Preview:
Comment #24 on issue 16305 by tha...@chromium.org: Multi-touch gestures on
OSX
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I'd vote for waiting what Safari does for three-finger up/down.
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Comment #18 on issue 16305 by paul.x.simpson: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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Agreed, Home/End for the three-finger swipe is extremely useful on
Firefox. I would
concur with either a) making this the default or b) making it
Comment #17 on issue 16305 by SaladFork: Multi-touch gestures on OSX
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Rather than Page Up/Page Down, I would prefer if Chromium behaved similar
to Firefox
3.5, where a three finger swipe up/down simulates Home/End respectively.
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