Search Tips For Smarter Web Page Searches

So now that you have some other keyboard shortcuts down, let me share a little story with you. A friend of mine recently had an awesome Karaoke party at a local club. Thankfully, they had the song list online so I could check out what songs I knew before I went . . . and inevitably butcher once I got on stage. I have a few solid standby hits I had my eye out for, but once I got to the song options online, I found out just how long of a list it was! Would I spend hours scouring over the songs just to find my fave tune? Oh, no my friends. I used my trusty open Apple + F to search the page. Natch.

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Open Apple + F is a useful shortcut tool if you want to find specific keywords on a web page. Using Firefox or Safari, the search field will pop up in a small corner of your browser (I use Firefox, so it comes up in the lower left corner), just type in the word you are looking for. Your keywords will then be highlighted so you can get right to the meat of what you are looking for — no dillydallying around. Open Apple + F is to your web-page searches what Finder is for your desktop search. Try it, you might like it!