Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
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Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
I hope it will be possible to fix Avant so that it allows me to use the Forward and Back buttons on the side of my Logitech wireless mouse. It's only the absence of this feature (supported by all the other browsers I've tried) that prevents me from making Avant my default browser. In all other respects it's the best there is.
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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
You can map the buttons with SetPoint.
back: ALT + left arrow
forward: ALT + right arrow
back: ALT + left arrow
forward: ALT + right arrow
Thanks Anderson for checking out my AB 11.0 feature request list,
now it's time to go on with 11.8:
http://forum.avantbrowser.com/viewtopic.php?t=16116

Windows XP SP2, IE7, AB 11.7 build 19
now it's time to go on with 11.8:
http://forum.avantbrowser.com/viewtopic.php?t=16116

Windows XP SP2, IE7, AB 11.7 build 19
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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
Many thanks, ADukes. That works, so I have now made Avant my default browser! But it would be great if Avant could take care of this Forward/Back button assignment automatically as other browsers (such as Maxthon and MS Internet Explorer) seem to.
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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
Have you not tried setting SetPoint to use "generic button" for the front and back buttons?
This is more a flaw in SetPoint trying to be special rather than let the mouse follow the MS intellimouse standard as default.
This is more a flaw in SetPoint trying to be special rather than let the mouse follow the MS intellimouse standard as default.

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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
The back and forward button have always worked for my Logitech mouse..

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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
Thanks, that works too. So I'm now all set. (Liked your Obama joke, by the way!)Circumlocutus wrote:Have you not tried setting SetPoint to use "generic button" for the front and back buttons?
This is more a flaw in SetPoint trying to be special rather than let the mouse follow the MS intellimouse standard as default.
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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
I find it's best to use the "Generic Button" setting for the 3rd (mouse wheel), 4th (Fwd) & 5th (back) buttons, as it usually negated the need for "Application specific" configurations of the mouse buttons, which SetPoint doesn't do.

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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
Thats what I liked about Intelipoint.. Had the option for app specific configs..

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Re: Compatibilty with Logitech mouse Forward and Back buttons
Has SetPoint too.
Thanks Anderson for checking out my AB 11.0 feature request list,
now it's time to go on with 11.8:
http://forum.avantbrowser.com/viewtopic.php?t=16116

Windows XP SP2, IE7, AB 11.7 build 19
now it's time to go on with 11.8:
http://forum.avantbrowser.com/viewtopic.php?t=16116

Windows XP SP2, IE7, AB 11.7 build 19