Title bar middle-mouse button click

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Dave Stewart4

22 discussion posts

Hi.

It seems to be a fairly arbitrary choice to move the window to the next monitor. Perhaps I will start doing that as I get used to my new 3 (from 2) monitor setup.

However, what about a dropdown with some alternative options? In most (modern) apps I use, a middle click on a tab is usually used to close it. Having it close the window would add some continuity. Another alternative would be to duplicate the window, as in a taskbar middle click.

This gives us at least 3 options for a dropdown, which would provide perhaps a more intuitive choice per user.

Cheers,
Dave

Nov 20, 2012 • #1

We're actually planning on adding this at some point, so we'll be sure to post an update when we do

Thanks!

Nov 20, 2012 • #2

JakeTheSnake

2 discussion posts

Is there any update on this?

[reading screen] "To Start Press Any Key". Where's the ANY key? I see Esk ["ESC"], Catarl ["CTRL"], and Pig-Up ["

GUP"]. There doesn't seem to be any ANY key. Woo! All this computer hacking is making me thirsty. I think I'll order a TAB. [presses TAB key]
-- Homer Simpson

Aug 8, 2013 • #3

Not yet. We did add functionality that lets you hold Shift while middle-clicking to move it to the previous monitor. But the other suggested options have not been implemented yet. We'll definitely post an update when they are

Aug 9, 2013 • #4

mgtroyas

7 discussion posts

Hi, just wanted to add it's very annoying as a Firefox user, as closing any tab via middle click moves the browser to the next monitor. I haven't found the option to disable this feature.

Nov 4, 2023 (modified Nov 4, 2023) • #5

You can disable that setting via the DisplayFusion Settings > Window Management > Uncheck "Enable window caption middle-clicking to move windows to the next monitor".

I tested with Firefox on my end and it seemed to close fine without moving the window. What version of Firefox are you running?

Nov 6, 2023 • #6