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After installing FF4 scrolling up and down with the touch-pad doesn't work on my Acer Aspire anymore.

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freten
freten
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Neither does it work to browse forwards or backwards with the double gesture. Zooming in and out works fine though.

Everything still works in IE8 and in Google Chrome.

The touch-pad uses an ALPS-driver.

Neither does it work to browse forwards or backwards with the double gesture. Zooming in and out works fine though. Everything still works in IE8 and in Google Chrome. The touch-pad uses an ALPS-driver.

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DOG425
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Hi!

As you have an ALPS pad the solution presented in the below forum thread (entry number three) might work. I myself has an older (non multi touch) device but I think it should work either way:

https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/791829#answer-163071

Good luck!

freten
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Thanks, I don't have the file tp4table.dat on my computer. Currently I've reversed to 3.6 and will run it as long as it works. Really don't like 4.0 anyway... May be forced to use IE again if I don´t find anything better. Tried Chrome and worked well at first but now back and forth doesn't work there either and that's so annoying.