FFMSB (Freedom for mouse side buttons)
Overview
FFMSB (Freedom for mouse side buttons) is a Chrome extension developed by Vaker.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of FFMSB (Freedom for mouse side buttons) is 0.2, updated on 2021-07-23.
2,000+ users have installed this extension.
29 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
Prevents history navigation using forward and back buttons on your mouse
This extension prevents default actions (forward/back history jumps) for mouse side buttons (4 and 5)
FAQ:
Q: Why do you need a permission to change contents for all websites?
A: Because it allows this extension to inject 5 lines of JavaScript code into webpages, preventing default mouse actions. You can verify the contents of injected code using dev tools (F12) -> Sources -> Content scripts (on the left side) -> FFMSB. Contents of this file are also provided in screenshots section because there's nothing else to take screenshots of :)
Q: IT DOES NOT WOOOOORK :((((
A: It does, except for 2 cases :)
1. Chrome Web Store (extensions are not allowed to use content scripts here due to security reasons)
2. Chrome menus, including the entire top bar (again, it's impossible to intercept shortcuts while your mouse is there)
Q: Who is this made for?
A: For people who use these buttons in other applications running alongside Chrome - for example, in VOIP software as push-to-talk button
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Jason King
2022-05-03
Works great! Very glad I can disable the side buttons in Chrome but still use them for Discord Push to Talk |
Braxton Silvarman
2022-05-03
THANK YOU!!!! |
Enkhiel
2022-04-10
should be default! |
Brian Parrella
2022-04-03
you're my hero!! firefox lets me do this right in settings, but chrome settings are draconian and doesnt let me disable.. thank you for writing this extension!! |
Saint NPC
2022-03-15
Works as advertised. Might need to go into settings and enable for all webpages if you don't want to do it manually. I now no longer run the risk of losing data by simply grabbing my mouse wrong. |