I've never been a fanatical user of keyboard shortcuts, apart from maybe F5 , ctrl + C and ctrl + V, though when you start to remember some of the others, they become incredibly useful.

Check out this collection, comparison, reference of the most common keyboard shortcuts for IE, Opera and Firebird. It may enlighten you.

http://texturizer.net/firebird/keyboard.html

Now for the mouse shortcuts. What mouse shortcuts? I didn't know these things existed until about five minutes ago. This is stuff that works in IE too so it isn't as if its a new thing, I just haven't heard it mentioned. The only thing is, that you need to have a scroll wheel on your mouse to use most of them, but if you do, you'll be happy.

http://texturizer.net/firebird/mouse.html

Rob

Oh yes, that reminds me... one of those precious mouse-shortcuts in Linux / Mozilla is the middle (3rd / Wheel) button to open the link in a new tab...

I wonder if you tell me if it's available in Firebird for Win32 systems? <edit>I was just looking at the chart again and found it! Yippeee!</edit>

Even more useful is that the new tab is opened in the background, so you're still on the page you were viewing. REALLY useful if you're on a dialup and web pages usually take a while to fully download.

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There's a great extension called Tabbed Browser Extensions that allows much more powerful usage of the keyboard.

Whilst there are loads of functions possible with the mouse, I've just chosen the ones involving the keyboard below (from the site):


Rob