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- Added the listeners that check for button codes, but I can't check with my mouse yet since it doesn't emit the usual supported codes. - Also added listeners for trackpad swipes left&right.
added some gestures navigation logic
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Sadly I don't have a windows machine to test the mouse thing. I have managed to get my mouse 4&mouse 5 stuff working in Agregore on Linux however.
The right click drag thing is really neat. It'd be nice if there was a way to cancel the pop up menu when you drag and avoid accidentally "dragging" the text in the url bar.
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Thanks for taking a look ^^ Yeh... I'll look some more into that. |
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So uhm... I tried working on this and reached a little bit of a pickle.
I implemented a bunch of things just to find out a day later that my mouse's side-buttons aren't apparently registered.
I also tried to implement track-pad swipe gestures, but that's still a working progress.
While rabbit holing all over the internet I found out that JavaScript usually registers the side buttons
(mouse's 4th and 5th button)for forward and back with code4and3respectively.For context, I use a
Logitech mx master 3onlinux mint, for which they don't have a native app support...I used Mouse Test to check if they were getting registered, but they aren't...
So
TLDRI can't test what I did, at least not on my current OS.I might need to dual-boot windows and see. Originally thought of spinning up a vm real quick, but it came to mind that the vm might just get back the codes sent from my OS in the first place...
But in the mean time, could anyone test it and see?
Would really appreciate some feedback :)