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Gest is a free system tray application that brings customizable mouse gesture functionality to Windows Explorer, enhancing navigation and productivity.
  • Pros

    • Adds mouse gesture support to Windows Explorer.
    • Enables simple tasks like back and forward navigation.
    • Gestures are fully customizable.
    • Optional mouse trail aids gesture drawing.
    • Optional gesture box provides visual feedback.
  • Cons

    • Limited to Windows Explorer functionality.
    • Requires user to configure gestures.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
3.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
  • Windows 7
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 10
Additional Requirements
None
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
223
Downloads Last Week
9

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Developer’s Description

Add support for mouse gestures in Windows Explorer.
Gest is a small program, available to download for free, which runs from the system tray. It adds mouse gesture support for Windows Explorer (the program on your computer that allows you to navigate through your files and folders). This is like the mouse gestures that you see in modern web browsers. These allow you to perform simple tasks by holding down the right mouse button and drawing a few lines which are interpreted by the program which then sends commands to Explorer. These include simple things such as moving backwards and forwards or opening a new window. Mouse gestures improve productivity and are easy to use. The gestures in 'Gest' are fully customizable and can be changed from the settings window.To help you, there is an optional mouse trail, which adds a blue line to show the path of your cursor when the right mouse button is held, and there is an optional, small, customizable box (the 'Gesture Box') which appears in the corner of you screen to tell you what gestures 'Gest' has detected.

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