Google Chrome. Just a few years ago browsers competitors, that of the Google company is going to offer users something that has existed for Firefox since about 11 years ago. More precisely, entries discovered in the code changes announced for the Google Chrome browser for computers confirm the fact that a new function will be implemented that will allow you to scroll through open tabs using the wheel of a mouse, exactly as you can in Firefox.
Google Chrome. We don't know why Google hasn't offered this very useful function until now, and most likely we'll never find out, but that matters less because, in the end, it also reaches the users of this browser. The request for the implementation of this new function for Google Chrome was made in the year .... 2008, just two weeks after it was released to users worldwide, so the wait was extremely long.
Google Chrome finally allows you to scroll between tabs with a mouse
Google Chrome. In Firefox, accessing a tab allows using the wheel of a mouse, or a touchpad, to scroll among the other tabs already open, so that we can find the one we want to see much faster. In Google Chrome, things should work exactly the same when the function is officially available, or at least everyone is waiting for it, because for now it is not available even in beta version for us.
Activate the next/previous tab on horizontal scroll. This CL allows us to use mouse with horizontal scroll function, such as tilting wheel or separate wheel for h-scroll.
Google Chrome. At the moment, only the internal builds of Google's browser have this functionality available, so only the engineers are currently testing everything that will be offered publicly. It is not known how long it will take until Google Chrome will have this function offered in the alpha or beta versions, so we just have to be patient so that the function awaited for 11 years will finally be offered to all the world.
