Microsoft Edge browser Canary update, allowing users to disable mouse gestures on specific websites

CTOnews.com, July 31, Microsoft updated mouse gestures for Edge earlier this month, allowing you to hold down the right button and move in a specific direction to perform a variety of tasks, such as opening tabs, reloading pages, launching InPrivate privacy windows, switching between web pages, and so on.

Currently, Microsoft's Edge browser supports 16 operations and is very flexible, but the feature still lacks a key option: disable mouse gestures on specific websites.

@ Leopeva64 found that the latest Canary version of Microsoft Microsoft Edge already allows users to turn off mouse gestures on specific sites, but only the Canary version.

CTOnews.com reminds you that if you are using the latest version of the Microsoft Edge Canary browser, you can turn off mouse gestures on specific sites by doing the following:

Open the browser menu and click Settings or enter edge://settings.

Go to appearance > mouse gestures and go down to configure mouse gestures.

Add the website address you need to the configuration block list, and then click Save.

To remove the corresponding site from the added list, click the button with the trachea icon next to it.