Windows Shortcuts (and browsers)

[biometrics]

Didn't know this one:

Win .

for emoji

 

[biometrics]

While we're at it:

Ctrl Shift Esc

for Task manager

 

[biometrics]

Win Break/Pause

for System

 

[biometrics]

Win V

to turn on clipboard history

 

[powermzii]

Ctrl + D for desktop
Win + Tab for multiple desktops
Win + # where # is 1-9 to launch apps on your task bar in that order

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[Johnatan56]

Part of power toys:

GitHub - microsoft/PowerToys: Windows system utilities to maximize productivity

Windows system utilities to maximize productivity. Contribute to microsoft/PowerToys development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

When you hold down the windows key, the above pops up, windows + dot does seem to be missing though.

Windows + t will cycle through your desktop icons on the task bar, seems to be missing from the image as well. So is win+p for projector.
windows + v is for clip tray.

windows + print screen will save a screenshot of current windows to pictures/captures or wherever you set it.

 

[BloodrayneZA]

On your web browser, I know this works on Firefox but I can't remember if it works on Chrome - press the F12 key, you get a pop-up below showing you the HTML / CSS / other code hierarchical structure plus other tools in it.

 

[biometrics]

F11

full screen browser

 

[Tribs]

Part of power toys:
View attachment 4402

GitHub - microsoft/PowerToys: Windows system utilities to maximize productivity

Windows system utilities to maximize productivity. Contribute to microsoft/PowerToys development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

When you hold down the windows key, the above pops up, windows + dot does seem to be missing though.

Windows + t will cycle through your desktop icons on the task bar, seems to be missing from the image as well. So is win+p for projector.
windows + v is for clip tray.

windows + print screen will save a screenshot of current windows to pictures/captures or wherever you set it.

I just loaded powertoys the other day. Really cool - especially the renaming one

 

[Gamer16]

Win + V

Clipboard History

 

[Gamer16]

Win V

to turn on clipboard history

Damit

 

[biometrics]

Win + D for desktop
Win + Tab for multiple desktops
Win + # where # is 1-9 to launch apps on your task bar in that order

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Ftfy

 

[Johnatan56]

On your web browser, I know this works on Firefox but I can't remember if it works on Chrome - press the F12 key, you get a pop-up below showing you the HTML / CSS / other code hierarchical structure plus other tools in it.

View attachment 4404

Should also mention F5 at that point.
Thread title is windows shortcuts, not browser shortcuts.

Added one if browser: Ctrl+F5 for clear cache + refresh.
If you want to see what a site looks like on mobile while on desktop, hit the mobile icon in developer tools (top right side in the F12 thing you opened).

 

[BloodrayneZA]

Threat title is windows shortcuts, not browser shortcuts.

Yeah I know, I only realised that after I posted the browser shortcut but Bio can rename it to shortcuts to Win and browsers

 

[biometrics]

Yeah I know, I only realised that after I posted the browser shortcut but Bio can rename it to shortcuts to Win and browsers

Just for you:

Windows Shortcuts (and browsers)

 

[powermzii]

If you're using multiple monitors you can move a window to another monitor quickly by
Win + Shift + Left or Right arrow depending if you want to move it left or right

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[Johnatan56]

If you're using multiple monitors you can move a window to another monitor quickly by
Win + Shift + Left or Right arrow depending if you want to move it left or right

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And then half size by using windows key + left/right, up for full, down for windowed repeat for minimize.

 

[netstrider]

Not entirely shortcuts, but I often use the following to open what I need:

Win+R and then

outlook and enter
firefox and enter
winword and enter
excel and enter
control and enter (for control panel)
cmd and enter
msconfig and enter
services.msc and enter

 

[Johnatan56]

Not entirely shortcuts, but I often use the following to open what I need:

Win+R and then

outlook and enter
firefox and enter
winword and enter
excel and enter
control and enter (for control panel)
cmd and enter
msconfig and enter
services.msc and enter

You can do the same with search. I also suggest you probably look at power toys -> run: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/wiki/PowerToys-Run-Overview

Like MacOS/Ubuntu spotlight. You could also just use normal search for any of those.


I pretty much only use search, never start menu.

 

[Papa Smurf]

Ctrl + Alt + Del