Hello everybody, have you tried Firefox 3.5? How is it? is it good? By the way, I installed Firefox 3.5 a few days ago and I’ve been browsing using it to open all my favorite websites. To get more browsing experiences, I’ve used some useful Firefox shortcuts to make my life easier. In this post, I would like to share the shortcuts for you.

1. Open a new tab

2. Close a tab

3. + + Reopen closed tab

4.+LEFT MOUSE CLICK Open link in new tab

5. MIDDLE MOUSE CLICK Open link in new tab

6. Move cursor to location bar

7. Move cursor to search bar

8. Refresh Page

9. Go back

10. Go Forward

11. Scroll down page

12. + Scroll up page

13.+ Zoom in page

14.+ Zoom out page

15.+ Zoom default

16.+MIDDLE MOUSE SCROLL UP Zoom in Page

17.+MIDDLE MOUSE SCROLL DOWN Zoom out Page

I think that’s all shortcuts that I use most when using Firefox. Hope you can apply those shortcuts also with your Firefox. If you don’t have Firefox 3.5, here is the link

Download Firefox 3.5

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This is such a cool feature from Chrome. If you are addicted to a website such as Facebook or Twitter, you can create a shortcut to allow you directly access your favorite website. This shortcut can be placed on Desktop, Start Menu or Quick Launch as like as common shortcut. In this post, I’m going to show the detail step how to create application shortcut with Google Chrome.

1. Open your favourite website with Google Chrome Browser
2. Go to this icon at right top of Chrome

3. Choose the most top option “Create application shortcuts…”

Google Chrome - Create Application Shortcut Option

4. You can choose where you want to put your shortcut. There are three locations: Desktop, Shortcut Menu and Quick Launch Bar.

Google Chrome - Choose Where the Shortcut Location

5. Voila……That’s it. If you choose “Desktop” you can see your shortcut there.

Google Chrome - Desktop Shortcut

Next time if you want to access your favourite website, you just click this shortcut and Google Chrome will open its shortcut window. The main difference between the browser and its shorcut window is this window doesn’t have tabs, menu, address bar, and bookmark. But if you click a link in new tab inside shortcut window, it will be opened in the browser.

Google Chrome - Shortcut Window

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