Ostrom and Wagner (1959) proved that if the automorphism group
G
G
of a finite projective plane
π
\pi
acts
2
2
-transitively on the points of
π
\pi
, then
π
\pi
is isomorphic to the Desarguesian projective plane and
G
G
is isomorphic to
P
Γ
L
(
3
,
q
)
\mathrm {P} \Gamma \mathrm {L}(3,q)
(for some prime-power
q
q
). In the more general case of a finite rank
2
2
irreducible spherical building, also known as a generalized polygon, the theorem of Fong and Seitz (1973) gave a classification of the Moufang examples. A conjecture of Kantor, made in print in 1991, says that there are only two non-classical examples of flag-transitive generalized quadrangles up to duality. Recently, the authors made progress toward this conjecture by classifying those finite generalized quadrangles which have an automorphism group
G
G
acting transitively on antiflags. In this paper, we take this classification much further by weakening the hypothesis to
G
G
being transitive on ordered pairs of collinear points and ordered pairs of concurrent lines.