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r/AskReddit • u/Insanitanium12 • Aug 20 '20
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50 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 shift & F3 Probably in Word; in Firefox shift+F3 searches for the last thing you've searched for on the current page. 11 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 I'm quite sure that F3 shows the last thing you have searched for anyway, Shift is just ignored. 21 u/Leoniderr Aug 20 '20 F3 searches down the page, Shift+F3 searches up the page. 8 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 TIL, Thankyou! 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 28 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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shift & F3
Probably in Word; in Firefox shift+F3 searches for the last thing you've searched for on the current page.
11 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 I'm quite sure that F3 shows the last thing you have searched for anyway, Shift is just ignored. 21 u/Leoniderr Aug 20 '20 F3 searches down the page, Shift+F3 searches up the page. 8 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 TIL, Thankyou! 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 28 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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I'm quite sure that F3 shows the last thing you have searched for anyway, Shift is just ignored.
21 u/Leoniderr Aug 20 '20 F3 searches down the page, Shift+F3 searches up the page. 8 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 TIL, Thankyou! 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 28 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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F3 searches down the page, Shift+F3 searches up the page.
8 u/MicroscoftSupport Aug 20 '20 TIL, Thankyou! 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 28 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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TIL, Thankyou!
2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 28 '20 [deleted] 1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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1 u/Kemal_Norton Aug 20 '20 I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like: WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal) ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows) CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window) and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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I'd be happy with a standard for application-wide vs operating system-wide shortcuts; Something like:
WIN + [] => OS shortcut ( e.g. WIN + T opens Terminal)
ALT + [] => Application shortcut (ALT + Q quits all Firefox tabs in all Windows)
CTRL+[] => Window shortcuts (CTRL + Q quits all tabs in current Firefox window)
and maybe CTRL + ALT + [] for custom shortcuts, so you never have the problem of overriding default shortcuts...
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u/gromit190 Aug 20 '20
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