GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 767509
[RFE] enable forward/backward mouse buttons and keyboard navigation
Last modified: 2020-11-25 16:20:49 UTC
Many applications, e.g. nautilus, epiphany, firefox, … have forward and backward navigation bound to mouse buttons and Alt+arrow keys, Esc key, …. I suggest this behavior: 1. when showing details to a task, pressing "Esc" key should exit details. 2. When showing a list, pressing Alt+Left or the "Back" mouse button, go back to "Lists" view 3. When showing "Scheduled" or "Today", pressing Alt+Left or the "Back" mouse button, go back to "Lists" view 4. When Alt+Left, "Back" mouse button or the "<" button (back button in header bar" is pressed, remember the previous view/page. When pressing Alt+Right or "Forward", go back in history.
1~3: enthusiastically agree, those would be great. As for 4, that would be nice, but might require extra plumbing, so it's a bit of a cherry-on-top thing. Unless ui definitions have an equivalent of gtk_widget_add_accelerator() that I have not seen yet, then I guess this would have to be done in the code using Actions.
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