Product Information
What is Two-finger history jump?
This add-on enables you to navigate through your browser history with a simple two-finger horizontal swipe on the touchpad. Swiping left takes you back a page, while swiping right does the opposite. It replicates the default behavior found on Mac OS. It requires the "Access all website data" permission to access the browser's local storage and persistently save its settings.
You can customize how your browser responds to your gestures with three settings:
**Sensitivity**: This determines how responsive your browser is to horizontal swipes. Setting this too low means more swipes are needed to trigger a history jump. Set it too high, and you might accidentally navigate backward. The default is 30, with a recommended range between 10 and 50.
**Timeout**: The delay before the browser jumps back or forward. A value too low makes it harder to cancel unintended jumps, while too high means longer waits for navigation. The default is 250, which is also the suggested setting.
**DeadZone**: The number of pixels ignored during a swipe. A lower value increases the chance of accidentally triggering the animation while scrolling.
How to use Two-finger history jump?
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Core Functions of Two-finger history jump
Touch Gestures, Touchbar Integration
Usage Scenarios of Two-finger history jump
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Common Questions about Two-finger history jump
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