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    What shortcuts/tricks do you use while using Internet to save your time?

    Mostly all of us are using Internet on our daily basis, we carry out most of our work using Internet whether it may be related to office work or work from college. Internet helps me to prepare one day before my college exams. So when it all relates with Internet, I would like to know what shortcut or tricks do you use to save your time while surfing Internet. For example: so far I have come across some Internet shortcuts or tricks which are very beneficial for me to save my time and some of them includes:

    1. Define "any keyword": this is the shortcut for knowing meaning of any word directly without exploring any further links.
    2. To download a YouTube video we can modify its URL and add "ss" after "www." and hit the enter button and it will redirect us to the page where we can download that video in different formats.

    There are some more shortcuts like these which I often use while using Internet and I would like to know what shortcuts our members are using while they browse the Web.
  • #25961
    Nice information post. I am not very used to these short cuts but often I use Ctrl-F for finding function, F11 for full screen, Ctrl-+ for zoom in, Ctrl-- for zoom out etc.
    Earlier I was using arrow keys to navigate also but sometimes they created confusion with our write up so I stopped doing that.

    Knowledge is power.

  • #25962
    Few more shortcuts you could try while using Internet are:

    SHIFT+CTRL+T: This will open the last page you were using. It happens many times with me that I accidentally close the web page I was working on as after few hours of surfing Internet there are lot of tabs collected in the browser.

    SHIFT+ENTER: Type a URL in the URL box and press SHIFT+ENTER key this will open the desired URL in a complete new window. You can use this shortcut when you are working on two different subjects and don't want the tabs to be mixed up.

    Regards,
    Aman

    I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have.

  • #26506
    You can actually save a ton of time through using computer keyboard shortcuts take example of copy and paste shortcut for a consideration:-

    Imagine that you want to create a document in Microsoft Word and you need to include articles from the web until you look through and article and find it relating to what you want, but there's a twist it's a long article and your hands can't do much to type a looong article.

    Then what do you do? Simple, you just copy the content hold control key and C and now go to your word document and press control and V to paste!

    Simply you saved your time using a small shortcut!

  • #27327
    Keyboard Shortcuts: Familiarize yourself with common keyboard shortcuts for your browser (like Ctrl+T for a new tab, Ctrl+W to close a tab, or Ctrl+L to focus on the address bar). These can speed up navigation.

    Bookmarking: Save frequently visited websites as bookmarks or create a folder for easy access to related sites.

    Extensions and Add-ons: Use browser extensions like ad blockers, password managers, and productivity tools (like Todoist or Notion) to streamline your tasks.

    Search Operators: Use specific search operators in Google (like site
    .com or filetype
    ) to find information more quickly.

    Use the Address Bar: Type keywords directly into the address bar for quick searches instead of going to the search engine first.

  • #27337
    When using the Internet, several shortcuts and tricks can significantly save time. Keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl + T to open a new tab or Ctrl + F to find specific text on a page, enhance navigation efficiency. Utilizing browser extensions, like ad blockers or password managers, streamlines the browsing experience. Additionally, bookmarking frequently visited sites and organizing them into folders can reduce search time, making online tasks quicker and more efficient.

  • #27355
    To save time online, I use browser shortcuts (Ctrl+T for new tab, Ctrl+W to close), bookmark important sites, enable autofill for forms, use search operators (like "site:" and "filetype:"), and enable ad blockers.


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