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You may already encountered websites that provide link to a PDF file, usually if you installed Adobe Reader you will be able to automatically view the PDF files right inside your browser.
The trouble with this method is, your browser may freeze or crash while waiting for the PDF files to download to your computer. Furthermore, some people view this feature as a drawback because Web browser should not takeover PDF reader job.
Fear not because somebody has published a quick fix that disable firefox capability to display PDF files on the fly.
Please proceed to Disabling PDF Display in Firefox
Here’s a partial list of Mozilla Thunderbird shortcuts. For the uninitiated, Mozilla Thunderbird is a cross-platform desktop based email client developed by Mozilla foundation and it is available for free download from the project’s website
| Caret Browsing | F7 |
| Get New Messages for Current Account | Ctrl + T |
| Ctrl + P | |
| Reply to Sender of Message | Ctrl + R |
| Send and Receive All Messages | Ctrl + T |
| Send Message Now | Ctrl + Enter |
| Toggle Message Pane | F8 |
| Edit as New | Ctrl + E |
| Label: None | 0 |
| Label: Work | 2 |
| Label: ToDo | 4 |
| Mark All Read | Ctrl + Shift + C |
| Mark as Junk | J |
| Mark Message as Read/Unread | M |
| New Message | Ctrl + N |
For more information about Mozilla Thunderbird keyboard shortcuts, please refer to Mozilla Thunderbird Cheatsheet article by Leslie Franke.
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I’m sure that many of you are familiar with Firefox browser, the main Internet Explorer rival. But do you know some of it’s keyboard shortcuts? Well here it is
Bookmark Page – Ctrl+D
Back/Forward – Alt+Left/Alt+Right
Copy/Cut – Ctrl+C/Ctrl+X
Decrease/Increase Text size – Ctrl+/ Ctrl+
Fullscreen – F11
History – Ctrl+H
Home Page – Alt+Home
New Tab – Ctrl+T
Next Tab – Ctrl+Tab
New Window – Ctrl+N
Page Info – Ctrl+I
Print – Ctrl+P
Reload – Ctrl+F5
Restore Text Size – Ctrl+O
Web Search – Ctrl+K
Hope that help you speed up your daily browsing !