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Sometimes when I click the middle button (circle) of the mouse on the chrome tab, in order to close one tab, instead of closing one tab, two are closed - this clicked and the neighboring one on the right. Just like I clicked twice instead of one.
How to fix it?
Versions of my software:
Debian 9.8 (x86-64)
Cinnamon 3.2.7
Google Chrome 73
debian chrome cinnamon
asked May 15 at 22:40
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Sometimes when I click the middle button (circle) of the mouse on the chrome tab, in order to close one tab, instead of closing one tab, two are closed - this clicked and the neighboring one on the right. Just like I clicked twice instead of one.
How to fix it?
Versions of my software:
Debian 9.8 (x86-64)
Cinnamon 3.2.7
Google Chrome 73
debian chrome cinnamon
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
Use an external mouse or runsudo libinput debug-eventsin a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.
– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
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Sometimes when I click the middle button (circle) of the mouse on the chrome tab, in order to close one tab, instead of closing one tab, two are closed - this clicked and the neighboring one on the right. Just like I clicked twice instead of one.
How to fix it?
Versions of my software:
Debian 9.8 (x86-64)
Cinnamon 3.2.7
Google Chrome 73
debian chrome cinnamon
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
Sometimes when I click the middle button (circle) of the mouse on the chrome tab, in order to close one tab, instead of closing one tab, two are closed - this clicked and the neighboring one on the right. Just like I clicked twice instead of one.
How to fix it?
Versions of my software:
Debian 9.8 (x86-64)
Cinnamon 3.2.7
Google Chrome 73
debian chrome cinnamon
debian chrome cinnamon
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
edited 10 hours ago
simhumileco
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
asked May 15 at 22:40
simhumilecosimhumileco
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
2412 silver badges11 bronze badges
Use an external mouse or runsudo libinput debug-eventsin a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.
– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Use an external mouse or runsudo libinput debug-eventsin a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.
– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
Use an external mouse or run
sudo libinput debug-events in a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Use an external mouse or run
sudo libinput debug-events in a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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Use an external mouse or run
sudo libinput debug-eventsin a terminal to see if it is actually double clicking or not.– SHawarden
May 16 at 2:44
Thanks for the advice @SHawarden
– simhumileco
May 16 at 9:08
Cards? Do you mean tabs?
– muru
13 hours ago
Yes @muru, tabs.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago
I just edited @muru.
– simhumileco
10 hours ago