Thanks to the guy who mentioned right clicking the forward/backward buttons. That at least solves the delay problem.
No.... you have two buttons that have two functions each. Backwards button either moves the tab back one place in the history or shows a list of *only* backwards history. Forward button either moves the tab forward one place in the history or displays a list of *only* forward history. Firefox has three buttons with one function each. Backwards button moves the tab back one place in the history, forward moves it ahead, and the recent pages dropdown button displays the *combined* forward *and* backwards history of the tab. Right clicking either the forward or backwards buttons also shows the complete forward/backwards dropdown.
If for some reason you can understand that very simple description, open up a tab in Chrome and go to five different web pages. Press the backwards button two times. Right click the backwards button and you'll see the three pages you viewed before the current page. Right click the forward button and you'll see the two different pages that you first viewed after the current page. There is no combined forward/backwards dropdown menu.
Press F11 in IE or FF. Maximized windows are still windows, not full screen. Think of running a game in a maximized window vs. not running it in a window.
In any case, lack of scroll-drag is simply unacceptable. A pity, as Chrome seems reallying fast but is all but unusable to me as long as it has that issue.





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