Open ljani opened 7 years ago
+1 for problem with multiprocess compatibility on Windows 10.
Can confirm that it works with multiprocess enabled (by force) Dunno how stable it is exactly (have only tested for a few minutes), but it works for backwards/forwards
Yeah, but now, with Firefox 55, all extensions are obsolete...
I really wonder what will happen when Firefox 57 will come out.
I changed the issue to concern Firefox 57, it's the important issue anyway.
I wonder if there are any alternatives? Anything for Chrome, which would work in Firefox also?
@ljani
TouchpadSwipe for Chrome
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/touchpadswipe/hbolfopmehcpecgmcompfpgapnbgbhio?hl=fr
How To Configure Three Finger Swipe For Browser Navigation In Windows 10
https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/three-finger-swipe-for-browser-navigation-windows-10/
I was looking into this today, and it seems that the WebExtensions API offers no good way to implement mouse gestures, whether scrolling or otherwise. Mouse interaction events are available only in the context of a page, which means that gestures cannot work while a page is loading or on the new tab page, along with other limitations (I suspect handling scrollable elements like IFRAMEs may become even more problematic). These issues seem to be common to all mouse gesture add-ons.
Mozilla Bug #1246706 was filed by another add-on developer to address this issue, but there are no plans to fix this: "WebExtensions are about providing interaction with web content and less focusing on the browser chrome".
It is quite unfortunate that migrating to WebExtensions will give such an inferior result.
So there is no way to have 2 finger swipe in windows 10 anymore... that's a real bummer :(
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/touchpadswipelikemac/?src=api
Works on FF 57, but is kinda finicky and sometimes won't go back/forwards in my experience
This is an addon I cannot live without on my Windows 10 PTP machine. Sadly this add-on is not compatible with Firefox 57, which won't support legacy add-ons anymore. Any plans to move to web extensions, which are supported in Firefox 57?
Upgrading to web extensions enables the multi-process/e10s/electrolysis functionality in Firefox, which previously has been blocked due to this add-on. I have not tried how the add-on behaves if I force enable multi-process.
Thanks for the wonderful addon!
EDIT: changed the issue to concern Firefox 57 instead of e10s specifically.