Showing posts with label Shortcuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shortcuts. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 July 2011

Firefox and Keyboard shortcuts in windows

Navigation

Command________________Shortcut____________
BackAlt+Left Arrow
Backspace
ForwardAlt+Right Arrow
Shift+Backspace
HomeAlt+Home
Open FileCtrl+O
ReloadF5
Ctrl+R
Reload (override cache)Ctrl+F5Ctrl+Shift+R
StopEsc

Current Page

Command________________Shortcut____________
Go to Bottom of PageEnd
Go to Top of PageHome
Move to Next FrameF6
Move to Previous FrameShift+F6


Page SourceCtrl+U
PrintCtrl+P
Save Page AsCtrl+S
Zoom InCtrl++
Zoom OutCtrl+-
Zoom ResetCtrl+0

Editing

Command________________Shortcut____________
CopyCtrl+C
CutCtrl+X
DeleteDelete
PasteCtrl+V
RedoCtrl+Y
Select AllCtrl+A
UndoCtrl+Z

Search

Command________________Shortcut____________
FindCtrl+F
Find AgainF3
Ctrl+G
Find PreviousShift+F3
Ctrl+Shift+G
Find As You Type Link'
Find As You Type Text/
Search barCtrl+K
Ctrl+E

Windows & Tabs

Command________________Shortcut____________
Close TabCtrl+W
Ctrl+F4
Close WindowCtrl+Shift+W
Alt+F4
Move Tab in focus LeftCtrl+Left Arrow
Ctrl+Up Arrow
Move Tab in focus RightCtrl+Right Arrow
Ctrl+Down Arrow
Move Tab in focus to startCtrl+Home
Move Tab in focus to endCtrl+End
New TabCtrl+T
New WindowCtrl+N
Next TabCtrl+Tab
Ctrl+Page Down
Open Address in New TabAlt+Enter- from Location Bar or Search Bar
Previous TabCtrl+Shift+Tab
Ctrl+Page Up
Undo Close TabCtrl+Shift+T
Undo Close WindowCtrl+Shift+N
Select Tab (1 to 8)Ctrl+(1 to 8)
Select Last TabCtrl+9
Tab Groups ViewCtrl+Shift+E

History

Command________________Shortcut____________
History sidebarCtrl+H
Library window (History)Ctrl + Shift + H

Bookmarks

Command________________Shortcut____________
Bookmark All TabsCtrl+Shift+D
Bookmark This PageCtrl+D
Bookmarks sidebarCtrl+B
Ctrl+I
Library window (Bookmarks)Ctrl+Shift+B

Tools

Command________________Shortcut____________
DownloadsCtrl + J
Add-onsCtrl + Shift + A
Error ConsoleCtrl + Shift + J
Web ConsoleCtrl + Shift + K
Toggle Private BrowsingCtrl + Shift + P
Clear Recent HistoryCtrl + Shift + Del

Miscellaneous

Command________________Shortcut____________
Complete .com AddressCtrl+Enter
Complete .net AddressShift+Enter
Complete .org AddressCtrl+Shift+Enter
Delete Selected Autocomplete EntryDel
Toggle Full ScreenF11

Toggle Menu Bar (when hidden)Alt
F10
Show/Hide Add-on BarCtrl + /
Caret BrowsingF7
Select Location BarAlt+DF6
Ctrl+L
Select or Manage Search EnginesAlt+Up Arrow
Alt+Down Arrow
F4
- when Search Bar is focused

Media shortcuts (Ogg and WebM Videos Only)

Command________________Shortcut____________
Toggle Play / PauseSpace
Decrease volumeArrow down
Increase volumeArrow up
Mute audioCtrl+Down Arrow
Unmute audioCtrl+Arrow up
Seek back 15 secondsLeft Arrow
Seek back 10 %Ctrl+Left Arrow
Seek forward 15 secondsRight Arrow
Seek forward 10 %Ctrl+Right Arrow
Seek to the beginningHome
Seek to the endEnd

Multimedia Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts are one of the fastest ways to perform actions and commands.
Your XP has several shortcuts. You probably know some, like Ctrl+C (copy) and Ctrl+V (paste), but are you aware of the more advanced commands such as minimizing all windows (WinKey+M or WinKey+D) when you need something from your desktop, or Winkey+E when you need to open My Computer fast?
Here are some of the shortcuts you are likely to need:
Delete- Del (Note: to permanently delete a selected item, press Ctrl+Del.)
Copy – Ctrl+C
Cut – Ctrl+X
Paste – Ctrl+V
Undo – Ctrl+Z
Redo – Ctrl+Y
Select all – Ctrl+A
Search – F3
Open START menu – Ctrl+Esc
Refresh – F5
Help – F1
Show desktop – WinKey+D
Minimize all windows WinKey+M
Switch users (or lock computer if you are connected to a network) – WinKey+L
show the system properties – WinKey + Pause/Break

Just Send A SMS To Shut Down Your PC

This is my favourite secret mobile phone tricks out of the list. When you have everything set up, you’ll be able to send a text thought with a select keyword such as ‘shutdown’ to your PC. This then activates the shutdown procedure. Here’s how it facility.
First, you start an simple text file with a one line mandate (this is individual in the record) and save it to your hard handbook. Then, you set up a Kwiry tab and sync it with your Email tab which you have set up in Outlook Prompt.
A rule must then be made in Outlook Prompt which will notice any incoming emails with that keyword and then do the shutdown mandate in the text file when it does.
By sending a text with the keyword to your Kwiry tab, an like peas in a pod email is sent to your own email tab, thus you can shut down your PC via SMS when you’re out and about.
It’s best to point out an block out word so a habitual email doesn’t casually shut down your PC.
You could also use this for cueing up a record game or a program which takes a long time to load before you in fact get home to your PC by choosing a additional application above and beyond from the shutdown file when making a rule.
Just a quick word of warning before I sign off: many of the claimed cell phone hacks on the internet are completely fake. When researching this condition (and through some SPAM a few years back) I came diagonally lots of bogus guides which any waste your time or potentially mess up your phone.