I've been using Firefox Developer Edition for years, but have been dipping my toes into using Safari for work. One of the things that I loved about Firefox was the FoxyGestures plugin. I have completely internalized its workflows into my brain and cannot live without it. This extension for Safari does basically everything that I ever did with FoxyGestures. The only bit of constructive feedback I have to offer is that the extension settings are unreadable when the system is using dark mode. It was simple to put it into light mode to be able to read the descriptions of the functions available, but some people may not immediately think to try this.Thank you very much for this excellent extension!

Get the Bettertouchtool. Set up a safari specific rule and add when 2 finger tap/click triggered shortcut, and set the action to send contorl+left mouse click instead of sending conventional right click. Then you get a flawless user experience. Also, great thanks to the developer that created this extension.

I was using Firefox because of lack of a good gesture extension. This extension helped me make the move to Safari. It is a quite good extension and pretty easy to use. The only thing I miss is having gestures on links. I could open links in background, foreground depending on the gesture defined for the links in my previous Firefox extension. Dragging link to somewhere else is a bit cumbersome and it doesn’t provide an option other than always opening it in the background. But in general, I am quite happy with it.

This extension fills a gap for people that were used to mouse gestures on a Windows browser. It is simple, works well… and the author was good enough to recently add an option to hide mouse trails for anyone that does not want to see them.