I've just run up against the same problem. Apparently, that makes me and one other guy. In any case, the lonely multitudes are aggrieved.
I do quite a bit of editing on wikis, and what I wish to configure those mouse buttons to do (for that work process) is act as HOME and END keys. Either when I'm backing through pages I want to slam to the top, or I'm browsing forward and want to access the categories by slamming to the bottom.
I thought that configuring btnx would cover this. It worked for every application *except* Firefox.
I'm a bit shocked that Firefox doesn't seem to have a way to disable this helpful behaviour in about:config. There are many other mouse parameters in there, and this mouse button intervention particularly conflicts with other approaches.
I've just run up against the same problem. Apparently, that makes me and one other guy. In any case, the lonely multitudes are aggrieved.
I do quite a bit of editing on wikis, and what I wish to configure those mouse buttons to do (for that work process) is act as HOME and END keys. Either when I'm backing through pages I want to slam to the top, or I'm browsing forward and want to access the categories by slamming to the bottom.
I thought that configuring btnx would cover this. It worked for every application *except* Firefox.
I'm a bit shocked that Firefox doesn't seem to have a way to disable this helpful behaviour in about:config. There are many other mouse parameters in there, and this mouse button intervention particularly conflicts with other approaches.