I’m all about using
keystrokes instead of clicking! I also love the controls available on my
mouse. The tables below give you a list of documented shortcuts. You’ll
see that whether you use Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet
Explorer or Apple Safari that they have many of these shortcuts in
common.
Each browser has some of their own specific
shortcuts, but learning the ones they have in common will serve you
well as you switch between browsers and computers. I have listed them by
browser (as I know these work) and have bolded some of my favorites.
Test these shortcuts in the browser you are currently using and see if
they work. Hopefully these tips help cut down your desk time.
Firefox Shortcuts
Press This | Firefox Will |
Backspace | Go to the previous page you’ve viewed |
Ctrl + O | Open files from your computer in the browser |
F5 | Refresh current page |
Ctrl + B | View or search your bookmarks in sidebar |
Ctrl + T | New Tab |
Ctrl + N | New Window |
Ctrl + Shift + T | Undo Previously Closed Tab (oops command) |
Ctrln + H | View or search your History in a sidebar |
Ctrl + U | View Page source (to study HTML) |
F11 | Display full-screen, reducing the amount of icons and stuff displayed |
Esc | Stop loading the current page |
Ctrl + P | Print the page |
Ctrl + S | Save the current page to a file on your computer |
Ctrl + F | Find an occurrence of a word on a webpage |
Ctrl and + or Ctrl and - | Enlarge or reduce the text on the screen (Zoom) |
Ctrl + 0 | Return to default browser text size |
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