Mouse Code Test - Configuration of Babelfish for special hardware

This is a 2-step example tutorial to fix a non working middle click. (don't worry, this will affect BabelFish only)
Do almost the same if you have broken right- or left clicks.
 

STEP 1: Get the mouse code values

Use this page to find your click codes. A left- or right- or middle- click on this page will show the specific click code.
For example if your middle click does not work, do a middle-click on this page (otherwise do a right- or left click).
A message box pops up showing the two mouse code values for middle clicks.
Important: Make sure you remember both, the "codeB" and "codeW" values.
You will need them in the next and last step.

 
 

STEP 2: Enter the mouse code values in Firefox

Open a new tab and type "about:config" (without quotation marks) in your Firefox URL-bar, press enter.
Now type "babelmousish" (without quotation marks) in the Filter-box.

If there exists a line (newer BabelFish versions only) beginning with "extensions.babelmousish.noautocode" then
right-click that line, and choose "Modify".
Now enter the value 1 here (this will keep BabelFish from auto-detecting, and therefore should be modified first).

You will see another line beginning with "extensions.babelmousish.middleclick.codeB".
Right-click that line, and choose "Modify".
Now enter the codeB value from step 1 here.

Do the same with the line beginning with "extensions.babelmousish.middleclick.codeW".
Right-click that line, and choose "Modify".
Now enter the codeW value from step 1 here.

 
 

DONE - But don't forget to reload the page if you go to test Babelfish again.