Ugh they didn't take the left-right scrolling/history thing out in OSX Lion from the beta. Infuriating that I can't scroll left without going back one page.
Any setting discovered yet to turn this off?
Any setting discovered yet to turn this off?
- Two fingers for scrolling
- Three fingers for in-app navigation
- Four fingers for window management (Exposé, show desktop)
Really easy to understand. Lion made "multitouch gestures" a major advertising point, but honestly... they were better in Snow Leopard. I've reverted with BetterTouchTool, as I could not even do the new "show desktop" gesture.
Chrome is far too touchy about it, though. As soon as you hit the edge, you go back a page. Safari seems to take the velocity and acceleration into account in smarter ways.
I was glad it was no longer sensitive, but I was still wondering why they didn't just implement Safari's page-reveal as you slide back. Then I tried using the Github website, which implements its own transitions using the History API, which worked splendidly on Chrome but was rather broken in Safari.
The best compromise would be to see what sites implement the history API and switch, but I'm satisfied with working side-scrolling for now.