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I'm using a mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel that can be clicked. In Mozilla Firefox when I click the scroll wheel, firefox goes back a page (the scroll wheel acts like the back button). I'm using gnome (debian), how can I change the function of clicking the scroll wheel?
I have a Microsoft 2button with a clickable wheel as well, my problem is similar but when I click the wheel it tries to load whatever is in the mouse buffer (clipboard) and tries to open that as a web page. I guess I could change it but it does not really bother me...
I use Mozilla, however, it may be in the same place for FireFox...
Ah, thank you very much, turning autoscrolling on was the solution (under advanced in firefox there is nothing for mouse wheel). Saved me a lot of frustration.
i use CLI to do everything except browse the web (mozilla/firefox) and watch videos (mplayer/xine) so i didnt bother with it for too long when digging through the firefox options
i thought this problem was solved, but now i can click down on the scroll wheel and move it up and down to scroll, sometimes i can let go of the scroll wheel and nothing happens but sometimes it will also go back a page anyway.
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