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You can scroll down a Web page by pressing the Spacebar. Scroll back up the Web page by pressing Shift + Spacebar. These shortcuts are the same in Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox. Note: This shortcut does not work with … Read More

Press Control + U to view the source code of the current Web page. This opens in a new tab. Press Control + W to close this Tab, when finished. Press F12 to open the Developer Tools, which gives more … Read More

You can search for text in a Web page by pressing Control + F and typing in key words. The key word instances are highlighted visually on the Web page. To move to the next match, press Control + G. To … Read More

You can access a list of downloads in Chrome by pressing Control + J. It opens in a New Tab where you can type keywords and search for a download. Tab to the list to access the downloads or to go … Read More

Back up your Bookmarks by exporting to a file, just in case: Press Control + Shift + O to open the Bookmarks Manager. Tab once to get to the Organise Button. Press Enter to Open the menu. Arrow down to … Read More

If you have a number of Web tabs open and you want to keep all the Web addresses for future reference, you can make multiple bookmarks. To bookmark all the open Web tabs, press Control + Shift + D. It … Read More

Once you are in the Bookmarks manager in Chrome (Control + Shift + O), press Tab once to get to the Organise button. Pressing Enter will give you a few different options like Import and Export. But what is really … Read More

Press Control + Shift + O in Chrome and the Bookmarks manager opens in a new tab. Tab to the list and use the Up and Down arrow keys to move between your Bookmarks. Press the Applications key, or Shift + … Read More

As well as the list of your Bookmarks in the Chrome menu, you can also access them on the Bookmarks Bar. This is a toolbar at the top of the Chrome window that displays your bookmarks. When you create a … Read More