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- Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:01:23 +0900
- From: Nguyen Vu Hung <vu-hung@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] How to use FF's shortcuts
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Firefox is the my default browser. Even my GF loves it - especially the tab function. She uses mouse all the time but I, being a nerd :D, I want to use FF without touching a mouse! It is not that because I am a developer but because I am trying to do something new. Leaving hands from Home keys just takes time. The shortcuts I usually use are: 1. Atl+Tab to switch between FF and other windows. 2. Atl+[F,E,V,G,M,T,H] to access the menus. 3. After 2., use Arrow keys to move 4. Ctrl-T to open new tab 5. Ctrl-W to kill a tab. 6. Ctrl+[1-9] to switch between tabs 7. F6 to focus address bar. 8. Under Windows,Alt+Space or WindowsKey+M are cool [ miminize windows ] 9. [ Inside a page] Tab, tab and space. - I don't know how to express this in technical English but this is the key point that make a mouse useless. 10. F5 to refresh. 11. Atl+Arrows to move back/forward 12. Arrow/PageUp/PageDown to scroll. 13. Ctrl+[+/-] to increase/decrease size of text 14. Shift+Arrow to choose text. If share your opinions. Cheers, Vu Hung
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