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Thursday, June 28, 2018
Easily Scroll Between Tabs in Chrome with CTRL-ALT-Wheel - Using AHK
for Chrome
#IfWinActive ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1
^!WheelUp::Send ^{PgUp}
^!WheelDown::Send ^{PgDn}
#IfWinActive
for M$ Edge (doesn't work well when you have Office docs open - Excel, Word... why? :(
#IfWinActive ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow
^!WheelUp::Send ^{PgUp}
^!WheelDown::Send ^{PgDn}
#IfWinActive
What do you do? Get AHK from autohotkey
Do a simple script. I would recommend the Johnny EasyWindowDrag_KDE script.
Add these lines.. at the end. How do I know to use Chrome_WidgetWin_1? Easy - use Window Spy (once you have a basic script running, right click on the script icon in the Taskbar and .. )
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