@sulasno There is Maxthon 3? Maybe I should check it out. I used to use Maxthon 2.

Maxthon 3 is in Alpha and may not be available to the general public

The only thing that i need to start surfing whit Google Chrome ist MOUSE GESTURES :/ Without it i cannot do nothing (gestures help me a lot: RMB+ left = forward, RMb+ up = new tab ect! Love it!). I have instaled Google Chrome 3 (beta) yest he lock nice, he ist fast, but still no gestures.... so i wait for new releases.

there´s an application called gMote... it´s not specifically for Google Chrome but works with it too. It´s for the whole computer. You can control everything in your computer with it. I use it and it´s really really good!

here´s the link: http://www.handform.net/gmote.php

Originally Posted by Panparowka

The only thing that i need to start surfing whit Google Chrome ist MOUSE GESTURES :/ Without it i cannot do nothing (gestures help me a lot: RMB+ left = forward, RMb+ up = new tab ect! Love it!). I have instaled Google Chrome 3 (beta) yest he lock nice, he ist fast, but still no gestures.... so i wait for new releases.

You can add gestures. Start chrome with '--enable-extensions' and download http://code.google.com/p/chromegestures/

You can use my settings attached, just search for the ChromeGestures.user.js file in somewhere Documents&Settings...

I just added "Follow 'Previous' and 'Next' Links"...

Cheers.

Originally Posted by chi

Yeah, Same. I would probably use Chrome instead of any other browser once it has mouse gestures.

Same here. And customizable shortcut keys. Mouse gestures and shortcut keys familiar to me are second nature to me. Trying to stop myself from using them is very frustrating.

Regards,
Ryo

I've been using StrokeIt mouse gestures for most of my Windows apps. Its at.... http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/

Originally Posted by Luc VN

Wow, what you guys really need is an USB cable to your brain
That would be quicker!
I just fail to understand how quicker, really, than just middle clicking (center mouse button) on a link,
mouse gestures can be.

Still waiting on usb human mind chrome plugin,,, Nothing but more empty promises from google

Originally Posted by ryofurue

Same here. And customizable shortcut keys. Mouse gestures and shortcut keys familiar to me are second nature to me. Trying to stop myself from using them is very frustrating.

Regards,
Ryo

I also agree, I would be using chrome all the time if it had mouse gestures. Particularly, I have them set so a right/left click drag goes to the right/left tab, respectively, which is much faster than switching tabs conventionally. I also have right click drag down set to duplicate tab, with all the back/forward history (very useful sometimes), and drag up is full screen.

@linksmask1

There are quite a few Mouse Gestures extension on the the Google Chrome Extension Gallery (if you were only to look) ...

By far the best (imo) is Mouse Strokes ...https://chrome.google.com/extensions...kmbjdmhbcokfdb