Open vdegenne opened 1 year ago
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I can't wait for this to arrive! I use the mouse gestures that are now built into Edge (I used to use them in Chrome), and I find myself often accidentally trying to use them in VS Code to scroll to the top or bottom, or close a tab/file. To be able to use the same gestures in VS Code would be amazing!
Looking forward to this function, I always try to use the Edge gesture in VSCode :P
@leonjanzen-work Mouse gestures is definitely an overlooked feature in computing in general. Since I use them in browsers my productivity went to the roof. I had to use Whale browser in the past, It's good to know that Edge is taking a step forward. Crazy how Chrome still haven't this implemented (still needs an extension), I hope more people would be aware this feature exists to accelerate adoption. VSCode we count on you !
I open this feature request in favor of this one https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/49823 which was closed for duplicate of https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/3130 But both issues are different, one is mouse gestures and the other is mouse modifiers in shortcuts
Mouse gestures is the ability to trigger a shortcut drawing a pattern over the screen.
Here I've made this conceptual video to show you an example:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2827383/216445483-a85f779d-a64b-4358-892c-0e501806c975.mp4
I discovered mouse gestures in Whale Browser, and since I've installed plugins in Chrome. It's simply impossible for me to use a browser without mouse gestures anymore, since it did increase my productivity like 5 times.
Mouse gestures helps in this regard :
I'm really looking up for this