Navigating Internet Explorer with Easy Go Back is as simple as 1-2-3, follow the instructions below to navigate Internet Explorer back and forward:

To navigate forward you must complete exactly the same steps but move the mouse cursor from left to right (make sure Internet Explorer's Forward button is enabled):

You actually don't have to walk such long distance as the arrow's length. Here's the minimum distance you must close in order to activate Easy Go Back:

The program's main window allows you to temporarily disable Easy Go Back without uninstalling the program. The program's menu let's you add Easy Go Back to Windows auto-start list, select which items will appear in Instant Menu and select Instant Menu style:

Easy Go Back actions description:

• None - takes no action;
• Refresh - refreshes a web page;
• Stop - stops a web page loading;
• Open a New Browser Window - opens a new browser window (your default browser);
• Close Browser Window - closes the active (top) browser window;
• Close Window - closes the active (top) window;
• Minimize Window - minimizes the active window to the taskbar;
• Show Instant Menu - displays Instant Menu;
• Go Back - navigates the active browser window backward;
• Go Forward - navigates the active browser window forward;
• Open a Link in a New Window - opens a link in a new browser window (IE and IE-based browsers only).

One of the most exciting features of Easy Go Back is that it let's you open a link in a new window with one click of the middle mouse button. You no longer need to go through the context menu or hold down the Shift key.