Google chrome shortcuts plus#
Google chrome shortcuts tv#

ItвЂ™s really simple and straight forward, but anything that keeps your fingers on the keyboard and away from the mouse will boost your efficiency and eliminate hunting and pecking with the mouse. Say you just want to open a new tab control and the вЂњtвЂќ key will open up a brand new tab.

Google chrome shortcuts plus#

Plus this one really makes you look like a wizard. Obviously this is useful when you accidentally close a tab, but itвЂ™s really convenient compared to the alternative way of reopening that deleted tab by hunting for it through your history. By pressing control, shift, and вЂњtвЂќ you can restore a tab that you just closed. Now if youвЂ™re like me and you hastily kill your open tabs with control + вЂњw.вЂќ This shortcut can easily bring them back. This quick shortcut quickly lets you kill whatever tabs you want. While having a few tabs open isnвЂ™t a big deal, your computer can slow way down if youвЂ™re like me and have a million tabs open. ItвЂ™s a great way to kill one tab and move on to the next when youвЂ™re done reading it. Keep in mind this will only close one tab at a time. You can close a tab with control and the вЂњwвЂќ key. ItвЂ™s just a really quick and easy way to make things easier or harder to read (in case you have someone snooping at your screen next to you).

Google chrome shortcuts tv#

I use this a lot when browsing the internet with my parents or grandparents, or when IвЂ™ve hooked up my computer to my TV and everyone has gathered around. To get back to normal or zoom out, simply press control and the вЂњ-вЂњ key. You can continue pressing it to magnify the page more. If you use control and the вЂњ+вЂќ key, the page will be magnified. This might be the comments on a blog, text in one of those agreements we all click through, or maybe the fine print of a document. Sometimes when cruising the internet, there will be a website that has some really small text on it. If you see a lot of tick marks close together you can be pretty sure that that portion of the page probably has the information that youвЂ™re looking for. This can be useful when looking through long Wikipedia pages. The awesome thing about chrome though is that on the right hand side where the scroll bar is, youвЂ™ll see a little tick mark noting where that text was found in the page. This prevents you from having to scan an entire webpage for the information that youвЂ™re looking for. Pressing control and the вЂњfвЂќ key will bring up a small search box that will allow you to search for text on a page. This one may seem like a no brainer but itвЂ™s incredibly helpful. ItвЂ™s a great way to queue up content for reading and researching. This is great because when IвЂ™m doing reading the page IвЂ™m on I simply close that tab and move on to the next. This opens up everything I click on in a new tab. IвЂ™ll read a page and control click every link that might be helpful and continue to read. I use this shortcut while doing research. If you click on a link while holding the control key, it will open up that link in a new tab.