Both buttons 4 and 5 provide the same service inwith a web-browser:
On clicking button 4 or 5 an odd, grey 'thing' appears in the browser window:
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Once that symbol appears one can navigate up and down a browser window by, simply, pushing the mouse
forwards or backwards.
Clicking button 4 or 5 for a second time returns the mouse to standard functionality.
My 6-button mouse
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Re: My 6-button mouse
@richmond62: It says precisely what the buttons on the device do in the technical spec sheet:
6 Buttons (Left & Right Click, Back & Forward,
DPI Switch, Scroll Wheel and Middle Button)
One is to control sensitivity of device (DPI Switch) - so that's not an input button
Three are the 'normal' mouse buttons (Left, Middle, Right)
And two are 'Back and Forward' buttons - doing a google search for - "back and forward mouse buttons mac os x" should give you the info you need to leverage them in macOS apps generally.
6 Buttons (Left & Right Click, Back & Forward,
DPI Switch, Scroll Wheel and Middle Button)
One is to control sensitivity of device (DPI Switch) - so that's not an input button
Three are the 'normal' mouse buttons (Left, Middle, Right)
And two are 'Back and Forward' buttons - doing a google search for - "back and forward mouse buttons mac os x" should give you the info you need to leverage them in macOS apps generally.