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Are you a right click - left click sorta guy/gal?

Started by M3ta7h3ad, March 21, 2006, 02:16:26 AM

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M3ta7h3ad

Just realised how I navigate websites.

I left click on a link to follow it through. If I want to go back (such as in a forum) I tend to right click and left click and that takes me back right click brings up the context menu, as im using a trackball that means a slight nudge with my thumb and im over the "back" item and a left click means the page goes back.

It also means that Ive just noticed how fecking annoying "anti-right click" javascript crap is... means I cant navigate through sites how Id like and I have to instead either hit backspace, or get my pointer to the top left corner.

Bloody novice web designers.

How do you navigate the WWW?

Serious

I right click then left click open in new window/tab depending on if Im using IE or FF.

maximusotter

Quote from: SeriousI right click then left click open in new window/tab depending on if Im using IE or FF.

bah, all that work when you can middle click? :P

M3ta7h3ad

Quote from: maximusotter
Quote from: SeriousI right click then left click open in new window/tab depending on if Im using IE or FF.

bah, all that work when you can middle click? :P

> 2 button mice are bad mkay :P

I can deal with a scroll wheel, but dammit whats wrong with only wanting two buttons on your mouse!

Sweenster

back and forward on side buttons on my mouse

ms intellimouse explorer v4 best positioned buttons i have found

scrolling with mouse

Serious

Quote from: M3ta7h3ad
Quote from: maximusotter
Quote from: SeriousI right click then left click open in new window/tab depending on if Im using IE or FF.

bah, all that work when you can middle click? :P

> 2 button mice are bad mkay :P

I can deal with a scroll wheel, but dammit whats wrong with only wanting two buttons on your mouse!

To answer both of you simultaneously Im using a notebook computer with a touchpad :P, not a squeeker or middle button in sight :mutley:

maximusotter

Quote from: M3ta7h3ad
Quote from: maximusotter
Quote from: SeriousI right click then left click open in new window/tab depending on if Im using IE or FF.

bah, all that work when you can middle click? :P

> 2 button mice are bad mkay :P

I can deal with a scroll wheel, but dammit whats wrong with only wanting two buttons on your mouse!

doesnt your wheel click??

Mine does but its broken, so I set up middle button emulation using both right and left buttons at the same time. Doesnt work for windows tho.

Love Linuxs highlight copy into buffer and middle click paste, soooo much easier than other OSs. :D

BigSoy

"Within your 'purview'? Where do you think you are, some f**king regency costume drama? This is a government department, not some f**king Jane f**king Austen novel!"

bear

Use right click a lot, middle to close or doubleclick

Goblin

It's all fun and games until a 200' robot dinosaur shows up and trashes Neo-Tokyo... Again.

Clock'd 0Ne

Two buttons is soo last century. Get with the times :P

Five buttons FTW!

Russell

Quote from: Sweensterback and forward on side buttons on my mouse

ms intellimouse explorer v4 best positioned buttons i have found

scrolling with mouse

Yup easiest way by far, none of this right click back lark.

Course it does help if your mouse has 5 buttons...

brummie

MS Intellimouse Wireless explorer in Ubuntu & Firefox

Left click - open url
Middle click - open url in new tab/close tab
Side buttons - Back/Forward
Right click - extended options
Wheel - scroll up/down

Brodieman

Quote from: brummieMS Intellimouse Wireless explorer in Ubuntu & Firefox

Left click - open url
Middle click - open url in new tab/close tab
Side buttons - Back/Forward
Right click - extended options
Wheel - scroll up/down

Same here :D except its the a Logitech MX Laser (also got a application swiching button... but i havent enable it :p)

funkychicken9000

If I hold the RMB and click the left RMB, firefox goes back.  Dunno whether thats part of All-in-one gestures or whether its standard, but it comes in handy.  Doing it the other way round goes forward.

Or I use the standard gestures.  Or the back/forward buttons on my MX700.