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href="http://stereopsis.com/bumper/">Browser bumpers</a> is a lightweight portable application for the Windows operating system that interacts with both the Internet Explorer web browser and Windows taskbar. It is based on Fitt&#8217;s Law which basically says that the screen edges are easier to hit with the computer mouse. Browser Bumpers takes this concept and applies it to Microsoft&#8217;s Internet Explorer by setting the back and forward buttons of the web browser to the right and left computer screen.</p><p>A click on the left edge of the computer screen will go back in history while a click on the right will go forward. This works extremely well but unfortunately only in Internet Explorer. The portable software program will run silently in the background without system tray icon. This means that the only way to terminate the application is to kill the process in the Windows Task Manager or related application.</p><p>The second feature of the tiny 40 Kilobyte application is related to the Windows taskbar. The taskbar at the bottom of the screen sits on top of a three pixel area that is not clickable. The software program will constrain mouse movement to avoid these complications.</p><p><span
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