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• Xgestures is a gesture recognition program for X11 desktops. One may use it to perform various operations like minimizing and killing windows.
• XGestures allows you to create global or app specific mouse gestures that can launch an app or script, close a window, select menu items, launch expose, etc. These two are must-have’s for me. Also, following some of the other comments, I never could really find THAT much extra in Quicksilver to make me wanna keep it.
• XGestures brings mouse gestures to all aspects of Mac OS X. Use xGestures to add normal directional mouse gestures and rocker gestures to the Finder, Safari, any of your favorite applications, or to the entire system as a whole. Actions that can be performed by gestures include closing and minimizing. TpSort Score 186,000,000.

1. Just Gestures

What is xGestures? XGestures is an app for macOS 10.7 and later that allows you to use mouse gestures in all aspects of your Macintosh computer.

Just Gestures represent an easy and elegant way how to enhance your mouse with endless possibilities. The main idea is to get maximum efficiency of mouse and to use keyboard as less as possible. The program allows you to create mouse gestures with user-defined actions by combining mouse movements and... TpSort Score | 26,800,000

2. Strokeit

StrokeIt is an advanced mouse gesture recognition engine and command processor. What is a mouse gesture? Mouse gestures are simple symbols that you 'draw' on your screen using your mouse. When you perform a mouse gesture that StrokeIt can recognize, it will perform the 'action' associated with that gesture. In... TpSort Score | 3,750,000

3. High Sign

High Sign is an application that allows you to easily create and map custom gestures to perform common actions on their Windows PC. Unlike some other mouse gesture recognition software, you are not limited to a set of predefined gestures; you are free to create any gesture you can think... TpSort Score | 323,000,000

4. Easystroke

Easystroke is a gesture-recognition application for X11. Gestures or strokes are movements that you make with you mouse (or your pen, finger etc.) while holding down a specific mouse button. Easystroke will execute certain actions if it recognizes the stroke; currently easystroke can emulate key presses, execute shell commands, hold... TpSort Score | 28,100,000

5. FlyGesture

Mouse Gestures the Easy Way:Instant feedback so you know you are on the right track. Easy configuration to make your own actions. Actions to build on:FlyGesture works a lot like Automator. You can create a single action, or chains of actions to be invoked by the simple movements of your... TpSort Score | 186,000,000

6. FunMouse

FunMouse. It's the best software for your mouse. Period! Add instant productivity to any application with hot spot shortcuts, mouse gestures, extra button assignments, text selection tools, Paste2 search utility, clipboard extender and quick text manager. Easily control the system volume and see how far you travel with your mouse... TpSort Score | 1,260,000,000

Gestures Examples

7. gMote for Windows

Control just about anything on your PC with mouse gestures. Quickly create mouse gestures that work in most programs with this easy-to-configure freeware. gMote's dual-pane configuration interface makes it a snap to create and program mouse gestures. This program makes a good effort to help new users. On first run... TpSort Score | 127,000,000

8. FastKeys

All in One Windows Automation software. Fully configurable Start menu, Shortcuts, Text Expander, Auto Complete and Mouse Gestures. User-defined commands to run files, open webpages, send macros or automate anything. Incredibly powerful but yet simple to use. START MENU - Create a fully configurable menu to start any activity on... TpSort Score | 28,500,000

9. FlashWheel

FlashWheel is a windows utility to allow the mouse wheel message to be sent to the window under the cursor instead of the active window. This emulates the behaviour of many common GUI environments used in Unix-like systems.... TpSort Score | 1,290,000,000

10. X-Mouse Controls

A tool to enable or disable active window tracking, raising and also the delay in milliseconds. This is known as x-mouse behavior.- Active window tracking: Enable to give focus to windows by moving your cursor over them.- Active window raising: Enable to automatically make the active window the topmost window.... TpSort Score | 140,000,000

11. Pluralinput

Use multiple mice and keyboards on the same PC, at the same time.... TpSort Score | 84,900

12. GhostMouse

GhostMouse is a mouse automation utility for Windows. It allows you to record mouse sequences and replay them.... TpSort Score | 244,000,000

13. Ashampoo MouseTracer

The Ashampoo MouseTracer tracks the distance a computer mouse travels on the screen and offers interesting information such as current speed or top distance.... TpSort Score | 1,730,000

14. ClickAid

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ClickAid is a FREE stand-alone on-screen mouse aid designed for anyone who has difficulty switching between mouse buttons or double clicking on a physical computer mouse. It will work with all mouse systems including head mouse and touch screen devices. ClickAid functions can be accessed by clicking on the form... TpSort Score | 194,000,000

15. Clikka Mouse Free

A freeware designed for people suffering from disabilities and thus unable to perform mouse clicks.This handy application allows physically disabled people to control the functions of the mouse. Rio audio driver. This can be done both in Windows and in any other program which requires the use of a mouse device: left or... TpSort Score | 49,200,000

Since I fully switched from Windows platform to OS X, I noticed that the spell check in Firefox no longer works. A quick google search revealed that the problem is caused by All-in-One Gestures and persists on both OS X and Linux.

I have been using All-in-One Gestures on Firefox for a very long time (primarily on Windows). Fortunately I only use the two very basic gestures: back and forward, so it’s okay to ditch it and find an alternative.

There are only two alternatives to date: Mouse Gestures and FireGestures. The former has not been updated since 2006 and breaks the spell check at least on my system. So I gave FireGestures 1.0.5 (the current version on the Firefox Extension website) a try, sadly it breaks the spell check too. I then went to the developer’s website and found out that there is a 1.1 dev version, and it has what I have been looking for: [Linux][Mac] Fixed bug: Breaks inline spell checker (Alternative words is not showing).

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Downloaded, installed, and sweet, the spell check is back! :)

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