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Can't see what all the fuss is about
As an example, up-down-up in Mail is predefined for "New Message." Hold down your modifier key and selected mouse button, and drag up then down then up, and a new message window springs open. Erm... and how is this easier or faster than pressing command-N????
Can't see what all the fuss is about
Both are the same (in speed.) It's just when you use it that matters. I use keyboard shortcuts when my hands are on the keyboard. When my hand is already on the mouse (and my other hand is holding a smoke,) is faster to use mouse gestures than keyboard s/c.
Can't see what all the fuss is about
I had the same problem. I still have to push down a key and then execute the gesture? Not so. I setup my CocoaGestures to 'Right mouse button' and no modifier key. Then I setup some gestures for Safari (and the same functionality gestures on all the other browsers/systems I might use). Granted, it takes a bit longer now to actually get the right-mouse click menu... |
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