At Website Division HQ we only use a handful of web browser keyboard shortcuts, and we probably use the same 2 shortcuts a hundred times a day. But not everyone knows about these 2 essential browser keyboard shortcuts. Let's fix that now.
 

• The Middle Mouse Button

While you're reading a web page and you come across a web link, press the middle mouse button (the "mouse wheel" button) to open the related link in a new tab. The link will open in a new tab in the background, so they don't interrupt the flow of what you're doing. When you're done, you can go back and explore the related sites in all those newly opened tabs at your convenience.

• Text Search On A Page

Most of the time we are looking for a product name on a web page, or want to get to the information quickly on a long web page full of text.  To find certain words on the current web page you're viewin, use CTRL + F. Press and hold the control (Ctrl) key and press the "F" key on the keyboard. A search box will appare.  Type in the text you want ot find and press the return key.

Click on the "Find Next" button once or twice: your computer will automatically locate and highlight the word you are looking for.   Each additional time you click on "Find Next"  you will be brought to the word again.