Backward and forward buttons on Logitech Mouse not working with Opera

[m4ssacre]

m4ssacre @Luobin last edited by m4ssacre

The focus thing is a bug and should be fixed. Nothing to discuss about it as long as there are no news.

@Luobin I'm using SizeUp on MacOS Mojave (10.14.6) and it works fine with multiple Opera Windows (63.0.3368.107). But yes, using another application should not be the solution.

By the way: The bug is still not fixed as of update 64.0.3417.47

[A Former User]

A Former User @albertchong last edited by

@albertchong
I have been a Opera user since 2002 but never see this worst support!
Bye-Be Opera Hello Safari + Chrome!

[albertchong]

albertchong @Guest last edited by

@eprog625 I sympathise. I've been using Opera since 1994.

[botisdale]

botisdale @tcar984 last edited by

@tcar984 said in Backward and forward buttons on Logitech Mouse not working with Opera:

The only workaround I found successful is to move the mouse cursor to the far edge of the screen (to get a window resize cursor) and only then backward and forward buttons are working.

That's my experience too. It's the only workaround I've found. I really wish they'd fix this because I do prefer Opera to Chrome for many reasons.

Environment: MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6 with a non-Logitech mouse.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Hi guys...I had similar problems with my MX Master buttons behaving eratically / sometimes working, sometimes not, if certain apps or combination of apps were open. The solution, I found on another forum, was to allow Logitech Options to control my computer in System Preferences - Security and Privacy - Privacy - Accesibility. Just add the app to the list of apps that you allow to control your machine. This solved the problem immediately for me and lots of others. Hope this helps

[albertchong]

albertchong @Guest last edited by

@leononeill said in Backward and forward buttons on Logitech Mouse not working with Opera:

Hi guys...I had similar problems with my MX Master buttons behaving eratically / sometimes working, sometimes not, if certain apps or combination of apps were open. The solution, I found on another forum, was to allow Logitech Options to control my computer in System Preferences - Security and Privacy - Privacy - Accesibility. Just add the app to the list of apps that you allow to control your machine. This solved the problem immediately for me and lots of others. Hope this helps

Unfortunately I already had this setting configured and had to resort to programming the buttons separately as a solution.

[tcar984]

tcar984 last edited by

For me, this issue got resolved when I upgraded to macOS Catalina. It could be that some of the system-wide configs were changed in the process...

[albertchong]

albertchong @tcar984 last edited by

@tcar984 Glad to hear it worked for you

[m4ssacre]

m4ssacre last edited by m4ssacre

I, too upgraded to macOS Catalina 10.15.2.
I removed the application specific settings in Logitech Options application which did not change the behaviour, aka it's working without the workaround.

Accessibility is ON for

• Logi Options Deamon
• Logi Options

[albertchong]

albertchong last edited by

I've been on Catalina for months...I will investigate again and get back...glad it's working for you too

[albertchong]

albertchong @albertchong last edited by

@albertchong I stand corrected everyone. This does indeed work. Thanks leononeill.

[A Former User]

A Former User @albertchong last edited by

@albertchong Great i’m delighted it worked. It absolutely wrecked my head for years, I only found out about it recently.

[albertchong]

albertchong @Guest last edited by

@leononeill I just wish Logitech had been more responsible and had provided a link to the other forum.