Learn some extra moves to save time when browsing web pages
The Opera web browser allows you to use the mouse instead of some keyboard shortcuts to save time. This is built into Opera and is activated automatically the first time you make one of these gestures.
For example, holding down the right mouse button and then moving the mouse to
the left will move back one page. There are also some more complicated gestures.
To open a link in a new tab, move the cursor over the link so it changes, hold
down the right mouse button and move the mouse down. Move the mouse down and
then up to load the link in a background tab to keep reading the page you are
on.
It
is also possible in Firefox using the Mouse Gestures plug-in.
Gerald Guy
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