Even today, none of Google's Chrome and Chromium official releases or any variation of Chromium cares about the user habits. In other words, the officials only care about the implementation of the core functions, user interface tweaks and bug fixes of their web browser. As for the two most important things - the ease of use and performance of browser, Google never takes them seriously. That's why so many variations of Chromium appear and they are more popular than Chrome or Chromium.

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.

GreenBrowser is an established but excellent IE-based web browser from China. If you have a special liking to Internet explorer, then be sure to give it a try. It won't let you down.

If you are tired of the mainstream web browsers, you can try Sleipnir, one browser can provide users with highly customized functions (to change the browser's designs and settings according to requirements), a dual-core browser which is called the world's first in Japan. Sleipnir is more suitable for advanced users.

StrokeIt is a powerful mouse function strengthening application, it can recognize some specific mouse actions, and execute the specific operations set up by users in advance according to these actions. Besides, through the study mode, you can also customize the mouse gestures with your own style. Moreover, StrokeIt uses very few memory, and only about 130 KB.