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Tim207
Tim207
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I have to admit I am not one to go read about all the shortcut key tricks for different programs. I accidently hit one today and it made me wonder if there are any neat key codes anybody else has found. I hit "ctrl h" and it brought up a sidebar window that allows you to access webpage history of ALL of the pages you have been to organized by day. Say two days ago you saw a site but now can't remember what it was. You can click on the two days ago folder and find it there. Amazing.

There's a bunch of them > Keyboard and Mouse shortcuts. :o

Does that give different info than

View ---> Sidebar ---> History

?

:o

Does that give different info than

View ---> Sidebar ---> History

?

Not different, just quicker. Reason why they're called shortcuts :o

Works with Google Chrome as well. Thanks for the tip.

Also works with IE 7 (stuck with it at work).

"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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