Compare: FlowMouse - Mouse Gestures vs Cesturefy: Navigate, operate, and browse faster with mouse gestures

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Metric	FlowMouse - Mouse Gestures	Cesturefy: Navigate, operate, and browse faster with mouse gestures
User count	30,000	7,000
Average rating	4.92	4.51
Rating count	240	35
Last updated	2026-06-29	2026-04-08
Size	0.86 MB	0.28 MB
Version	2.2	0.1.6

Short description	FlowMouse is a privacy-first, open-source Chrome extension that adds responsive mouse gestures and a powerful drag system for seamless browsing.	Smooth mouse gestures for Chromium-based browsers: 79 commands, customizable traces, rocker and wheel gestures, themes, and cross-addon support.
Full summary	FlowMouse is an open-source Chrome extension that adds natural mouse gestures for smoother browsing. It prioritizes privacy by performing all gesture processing locally (except Chrome sync) with zero data collection or uploads. Start with 16 default gestures and unlimited custom gestures, plus a visual settings page to tailor the gesture trail color, width, and tooltips. Super Drag lets you take action on what you drag: search text with custom engines, open or copy images, and manage links. It supports multi-language localization and an interactive user guide that launches after installation. FlowMouse guarantees no tracking, no ads, and no third-party analytics, while keeping your settings synced through Chrome's encrypted sync.	Cesturefy brings smooth mouse gestures to Chromium-based browsers. Use the left, middle, or right mouse button for gestures, plus rocker and wheel gestures, to access 79 predefined commands, including special popup and cross-addon actions. Customize the gesture trace and status style, and choose from light, dark, or high-contrast themes. Notes and limitations: It does not work on Chrome internal pages (like chrome://extensions) or inside iframes due to security restrictions. On Linux and macOS, some right-click gestures require a double-click. The page must be partially loaded to perform gestures.