Web Browsing Tricks

Jump to the address bar There are a number of ways to jump to the right of the address bar from anywhere on the browser. Pressing Ctrl + L, F6, and Alt + D will do all this.

Automatically add www and com to a URL You can delete a few seconds by typing in a URL by clicking Ctrl + Enter after typing the site name. Need .net instead of .com? Sign in with Ctrl + Shift +.

Cycle through open tabs by pressing Ctrl + Tab while flicking in the browser between each one (Ctrl + Shift + Tab to go back). This can be much faster than moving a mouse and clicking on a sheet. Ctrl + Num (1, 2, 3, 4, n ..) Also takes you to a specific tab in that number. Ctrl + 9 always take you to the last tab, even if it's more than ninth.

Navigate the pages with the space bar Use the bar spacing on a website at the bottom of the page to scroll down and tapping + space to take you back.

Instant Image Search (Chrome Only) If you hold down the S key and right-click an image, an image search opens in a new tab.

Using private browsing to use cookies and storing history for certain activities you know, such as buying gifts on a shared computer (albeit!), is clear. Pressing Ctrl + Shift + N will launch new private Chrome, Ctrl + Shift + P will do this in Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Turn your browser into a notepad. Type in your address bar and you can read notes. Instead, while not as fast. Use Google Keep or Gmail to write notes, and save them when you type them and go them in the cloud.

Bookmarks Only on the toolbar you can delete your bookmarks name from the icon only to have fewer space in the toolbar. In Chrome: Click the badge> Edit> Delete name and save.

Use the scroll wheel to put your mouse button to use by clicking on the link to automatically open them in a new tab / window. Also, if you use the rotate button in the tab, it closes it.

Copy Link Quicker Right-click the link as usual but tap E on your keyboard to copy the link.

Editing Content Creating Console in Chrome or Firefox (Right-click, Inspecting). In the console, enter the command document.designMode = "on", which allows you to edit any text on the page.

Zoom in, resize zoom Use the browser magnifier to set a website for easier reading. Ctrl / Cmd + (sign + / minus) is a trick. Use Ctrl + 0 to reset to the default zoom level.

These days, everyone is expected to be up to speed on Internet Tips search techniques. But there are still a few tricks that some users