When users read web pages in a web browser, they often need to jump between various web pages, including clicking links, go forward, go backward, refresh the current web page, open a new tab, enter search engine, open the setting interface, and other operations. Although Google's Chrome already provides buttons for most of these functions, many users would like to utilize custom mouse gestures to do this more efficiently.

When Commodore 64 (AKA: C64, CBM 64) was launched by Commodore International in 1982, it immediately set industry standards for the 8-bit home computer. Its low cost, excellent graphics effect, high-quality sound and 64 KB of extra physical memory quickly established it as the winner in the home computer war, thus beating out its many competitors such as Atari, Texas Instruments, Sinclair, Apple and IBM.

Mouse gestures are not something new in many variations of Google Chrome (those developed based on Chromium). If you want to enjoy the great convenience of mouse gestures on your Chrome-based browser, you have to install some third-party extensions, and CrxMouse is one of them. After installing this plug-in, users can set corresponding mouse gestures according to their preferences, then complete many regular web page operations completely through mouse actions.

The popularity of the Internet brings rich and interesting network resources, but it also brings threats to our online security and privacy. For example, advertisers monitor users' online activities through the Internet; hackers break into users' network connections; malicious attacks on harmful websites are increasingly rampant, and so on. As we all know, using anti-virus software alone is not enough to guarantee our online security now. Therefore, we also need a reliable network security software to provide comprehensive protection.

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