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On Firefox, I use the extension Firegestures.

A while ago, I tested a few ones for Google Chrome, but they were all very buggy, poor in term of features or Windows-only (I'm on GNU/Linux). Now there seems to be a lot of extensions for this.

Which one is the closest to Firefox's Firegestures ?

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Answering myself... Smooth gestures

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Attention: Smooth gestures has been removed from the chrome web store. There are accusations that the extensions sends private data to the server of the developers and alters rendering of pages by inserting ads. – fschmitt Apr 20 at 20:28
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Well, on linux, Smooth Gestures is the only way to make Chrome to react to Mouse Gesture. But there is a problem: You must click twice if you want to show "Context menu" on pages. They solved this issue with a trick on Smooth Gestures options. In "Context menu options" we can choose "Force Context menu on links", and right mouse button will work with one click, not two.

See you

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