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17 sty 2018 · I've noticed that while browsing in Chrome if I use two fingers to swipe to go back to the previous website an animation plays of the current page sliding off the screen and an image of the previous page shows up.
21 kwi 2020 · The only way I could find to disable this was in chrome://flags, the item titled "Swping [sic] from the left edge of the display to go back to the previous page." which I set to "disabled" and...
15 cze 2019 · Jun 15, 2019. I finally figured it out. You have to put your cursor in the blank, shaded area above the browser and it moves the page!
3 lut 2024 · Disabling the "Swipe to Go Back" feature in Google Chrome involves accessing the browser's settings to modify the navigation behavior. Whether you're using a desktop, laptop, or touch-enabled device, the process for disabling this functionality remains consistent across different platforms.
Disable the history overscroll thing here: chrome://flags/#overscroll-history-navigation. For me this revealed Win10's default swipe actions which makes it switch apps, you disable that in the "Gestures" in System Settings.
If your Chromebook has a touchscreen, here are some actions you can take on it: Click: Tap where you want to click. Right-click: Touch and hold where you want to right-click. Scroll: Drag your...
7 sie 2017 · You will no longer be able to swipe left or right from the edge of your screen to go to the next or previous page in your history. This will work regardless if you’re using Chrome in desktop or tablet mode.
