To bring back your windows or apps to continue where you left off, you have to do the reverse – bring your thumb and fingers back together.
All you need to do is place your thumb and three other fingers on your trackpad and spread them out. Basically, it moves all open apps and windows out of your way so that can access your desktop as fast as possible. This three finger gesture might take you one or two tries at first but it’s easy to remember. Of course, this only works if you actually visited more than one page in one browser tab.Įasy, right? You don’t have to move your curser up and click any buttons anymore to navigate through your browsing history. Swiping to the left brings does the opposite and brings you back to the most recent website you visited. It works on Vivaldi, but sometimes swipe once get history back twice. SwipeHistory offered by Rasmus Johanson (2). Swiping with two fingers to the right brings you back to the website you visited before in the active tab. Emulate macbook/chromebook (two finger) touchpad browser history navigation by abusing vertical scroll. This gesture substitutes the “back” and “forward” buttons in your browser. Horizontal two finger swipe in browser window Thanks to the Wikipedia integration, you can also use this gesture with names of companies, famous persons or locations and get important information without googling.Ģ.
You can switch between the two choices on the bottom. A tap with three finger on the word brings up your dictionary and, if applicable, a Wikipedia entry. This feature is very handy whenever you come across an unknown word.
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