BloodrayneZA
Well-Known Member
Yeah we used that on noobs like a commaThen there is the lesser known Ctrl-F4 to close a tab.
Yeah we used that on noobs like a commaThen there is the lesser known Ctrl-F4 to close a tab.
Pressing F1 in Windows 10 will open your internet browser.
win+F1.Didn’t work for me
ctrl+w.Then there is the lesser known Ctrl-F4 to close a tab.
Are you running the latest version of Windows 10 and Edge?win+F1.
Win+1-0 will open the app on your taskbar.
ctrl+w.
cltr+q should quit quite a few apps as a shortcut if cross platform (e.g. Telegram desktop alt+f4 will trigger minimize to system tray, ctrl+q will actually close it completely).
No, you will need the windows key, if not you probably are hitting the function key for web browser instead.Are you running the latest version of Windows 10 and Edge?
It might be possible that other browsers interfere with the shortcut.
Would you like to try Microsoft 365?Oooo nice tip
Edit: it doesn’t work in Google Sheets - I don’t use MS Office
I can't afford it.Would you like to try Microsoft 365?
ctrl+mouse wheel zooms in and out.Ctrl + 0 restores your browsers zoom to 100%.
I can't afford it.
PM your email and I'll sent you an invite.I can't afford it.
Note: Swiftkey has this as well since early 2020 (the full keyboard use as swiping around, just space bar longer) but won't work if you've set language swap via swiping on the space bar, LG/Samsung's versions have only been space bar for at least 5 years.This works on Android and iOS.
While typing, hold the spacebar, after a second the cursor does a “blink” and now you can drag left and right on the spacebar to move the edit cursor.
Damn, wish I knew this years ago!
Edit: on iOS the whole keyboard greys out and you can drag up and down as well.