Microsoft plans to add mouse gestures to Microsoft Edge 112

CTOnews.com, February 14, according to Microsoft's official Microsoft Edge policy support document, Microsoft plans to add mouse gestures to the Edge 112th version at the earliest. This feature is not integrated in the latest version of Edge Canary Channel, but the new feature is briefly described in the policy support documentation.

The official support document attached to CTOnews.com is as follows:

MouseGestureEnabled

Mouse gesture enabled

Supported versions:

On Windows since 112or later

Description

This policy allows you to configure mouse gestures in Microsoft Edge.

This feature provides users with an easy way to complete tasks, such as scrolling forward or backward, opening new tabs, refreshing pages, and so on. Instead of clicking buttons or using keyboard shortcuts, they can accomplish the task by holding down the right mouse button and drawing certain modes on the web page.

If this policy is enabled or not configured, you can start using this feature using the mouse gesture feature on Microsoft Edge.

If you disable this policy, you cannot use the mouse gesture feature in Microsoft Edge.

Supported features:

Can be forced: yes

Can recommend: no

Dynamic policy refresh: yes

Data type:

Boolean

Windows information and settings

Group Policy (ADMX) information

GP unique name: MouseGestureEnabled

GP name: mouse gesture enabled

GP path (mandatory): administrative templates / Microsoft Edge/

GP path (recommended): not applicable

GP ADMX file name: MSEdge.admx

Windows registry settings

Path (mandatory): SOFTWARE\ Policies\ Microsoft\ Edge

Path (recommended): not applicable

Value name: MouseGestureEnabled

Value type: REG_DWORD