To make the text etc bigger on a Web page, press Control + Plus sign (+). To make it smaller, press Control + Minus Sign (-). To go back to the default size (100% zoom level), press Control + Zero … Read More
If Google Chrome gets stuck when trying to load a Web page, press Escape to stop. To refresh/reload a Web page, press Control + R or F5. Reloading a Web page is also useful if you are checking for new … Read More
There is a start page on Chrome which is the Google search page. This is also called your home page, and you can always go back to this page by pressing Alt + Home key. You can change what happens … Read More
You can delete your browsing history by pressing Control + Shift + Delete. This will give you some options… You can delete your Web browsing history over a particular time frame. Tab to the time frame options and use the … Read More
In Chrome, you can access a whole list of previously visited Web pages by pressing Control + H. It will put you in a search box, so you can type in a keyword. Or you can just Tab to the … Read More
Larry Tesler passed away last week. He was the inventor of the cut, copy and paste shortcuts, as well as the Find and Replace shortcuts. A graduate of Stanford University, Larry specialised in human-computer interaction, employing his skills at Amazon, … Read More
When you type in a Web address or search terms in the address bar, Chrome tries to guess what you are looking for and has a drop down list of predictions, some of which are based on previously visited Web … Read More
If you are conducting a Google search in Chrome, you may want to keep one of the found Web pages open while you go back to the search results to look at the next one. To do this, go to … Read More
The address bar refers to the text field in a Web browser that identifies where you are on the Web, and allows you to specify where you want to go. The address bar is also known as a location bar, search … Read More
As you move from page to page on the Web, you may want to go back and forth to a previous Web page you viewed. To go back, press Alt + Left Arrow. To go forward, press Alt + Right … Read More