Foxy Gestures is a powerful, intuitive, and customizable application for Windows, Mac, and Linux that enables users to control their computer using mouse gestures. It uses a combination of mouse clicks, mouse movement, and keystrokes to give users the ability to quickly and easily navigate applications, open files, and execute tasks. With Foxy Gestures, users can customize their own mouse gestures, assign keyboard shortcuts, and create macros to perform complex tasks in just a few clicks. Additionally, Foxy Gestures comes with a wide range of built-in commands such as media playback control, application launching, window management, and more.
Discontinued The program is no longer updated. The latest version, 9.7, released in January 2010, can still be downloaded from the official website.
Discontinued It appears that the extension is no longer updated and is not compatible with Firefox 57 and later versions. It still works in XUL-based Firefox forks such as https://alternativeapp.info/software/waterfox/ and https://alternativeapp.info/software/palemoon/.
Discontinued The program seems to be no longer updated. The latest version, 1.5.0, released in November 2015, can still be downloaded from the official website.
Discontinued The project is no longer being developed. The latest version, 0.6.0, released in March 2013, can still be downloaded from GitHub.
Discontinued The project is no longer being developed. The latest version, High Sign Alpha Preview 2, released in February 2009, can still be downloaded from CodePlex.
Discontinued The extension is no longer updated and does not work in Firefox 57. It still works in XUL-based Firefox forks such as https://alternativeapp.info/software/waterfox/ and https://alternativeapp.info/software/ Pale Moon/
StrokesPlus
Gesturefy
Strokeit
FireGestures
Just Gestures
Easystroke
High Sign
All-In-One Gestures
Mouse Gesture Events
Mouse Gestures for Edge
smartUp Gestures
It may seem like a strange idea to replace the browser extension with a full-fledged application, but this unusual step elegantly overcomes all the current limitations of WebExtension: it has gestures that work on all kinds of pages. Despite (or because?) In our case, it "simply sends keystrokes to the active application", it feels much faster than the extension. And it can be useful even outside the browser.