Firefox and Trackpad??

[Jas123]

Hi i was wondering if it's possible to have firefox respond to the "pinch" or the opposite of "pinch" zoom feature of the trackpad. Thanks

 

[Radio Monk33]

Yes, google 'multiclutch.' Just remapped the gestures for FF myself.

 

[Jas123]

Thanks for the response. Seems like a great app. do you know if you can add expose to a 3-finger swipe up?

 

[valvehead]

Thanks for the response. Seems like a great app. do you know if you can add expose to a 3-finger swipe up?

You sure can, but for some reason I can't get it to work if a Finder window has focus. I even tried adding the settings directly for Finder.app, but it still didn't work. Has anybody gotten it to work?

 

[ThunderRobot]

Yes, google 'multiclutch.' Just remapped the gestures for FF myself.

Thanks for sharing. Great wee app that provides the functionality I was getting used to from Safari in Firefox.

 

[8767092]

You sure can, but for some reason I can't get it to work if a Finder window has focus. I even tried adding the settings directly for Finder.app, but it still didn't work. Has anybody gotten it to work?

Finder isn't a Cocoa application so Multiclutch won't work with it. That might be why it won't work when Finder has focus.

 

[MPHL]

I love multiclutch...I pretty much use it with everything.

 

[blurb23]

MultiClutch rocks. Here's a map of what I did for FireFox:

Zoom In: New Tab
Zoom Out: Close Tab
3 Finger Swipes: Forward/Backwards
Rotate Right: Next Tab
Rotate Left: Previous Tab

 

[alphaod]

Hi i was wondering if it's possible to have firefox respond to the "pinch" or the opposite of "pinch" zoom feature of the trackpad. Thanks

Please search; the question has already be asked and the answer it is not native. You can use Multiclutch, but to use it native, it needs to be coded into to the software itself.

 

[valvehead]

Finder isn't a Cocoa application so Multiclutch won't work with it. That might be why it won't work when Finder has focus.

Ah, yes. I found the answer not long after I posted. One workaround is to simply move the cursor off of the current window before swiping.