Basics

Browsing;

• Middle click a web link to open it in a new tab
• On some laptops with two buttons, clicking in the 'middle' of the buttons does a middle click

• Selecting any text copies it and middle click pastes it, separate to the Ctrl-c Ctrl-v clipboard
• This means triple clicking a web site paragraph copies it to the middle click paste clipboard
• Or sometimes just double clicking if you hit the right spot

• Ctrl then Page Up or Page Down moves left and right between tabs
• Ctrl and shift then Page Up or Page Down moves tabs left and right

• Right click on tabs and Pin keep a site or page available, or for a 'deal with later' group

• Ctrl and F4 to close a tab, or x with the Vimium or VimFx extension....

For editing:

• Ctrl then Left or Right jumps backwards or forwards a word

• Ctrl, Shift then Left or Right to select a word backwards or forwards
• Ctrl, Shift then Up or Down to select whole lines

• Don't forget your home and end keys, and Delete for removing back the way when required
• Click anywhere in a line then Home, hold shift, hit Down (or End to keep the line-break) then Delete

• Use Duplicate Tab In Context Menu extension to keep the back button history

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