come up with an article, but I really need

. Recently, I feel that many bloggers have been attracted by Chinese spam comments, but I have not been spared. I began to receive some "inexplicable" Chinese comments one after another yesterday. I have deleted several words, or a poem, and so on. Several more came this morning, so I complained. Recently, I was so busy that I didn't have time to pay attention to them.?. After a while, I still have to strengthen the Filter rule of leaving messages.

yesterday I saw the shortcut key article of chrome in a blog friend. I sighed that I only used three instructions of ctrl+t ctrl+n ctrl+j, and I didn't know the rest at all. Reprint it for reference!

mastering the common shortcut keys of Chrome can not only save time, but also improve work efficiency.

I. window operation shortcut key

//Ctrl+N opens a new window//Ctrl+T opens a new tab//Ctrl+Shift+N opens a new window in stealth mode//Ctrl+O uses Chrmoe to open files//hold down the Ctrl key and click the link to open the link from the background in the new tab, but you are still in the current tab//hold down the Ctrl+Shift key and click the link to open the link in the new tab and switch to the newly opened tab.//hold down the Shift key and click the link to open the link in a new window.//Alt+F4 closes the current window//Ctrl+Shift+T reopens the tabs that were closed last time, and you can remember the 10 tabs that were recently closed.//drag the link into the tab to open the link in the specified tab//drag the link between two tabs to create a new tab at the specified location of the tab bar, and open the link in that tab//Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+8 switch to the tab numbered at the specified location, and the number pressed represents the corresponding label on the tab bar.//Ctrl+9 switches to the last tab//Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+PgDown switch to the next tab//Ctrl+Shift+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp switch to the previous tab//Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 closes the current tab or pop-up window//Alt+Home opens the home page.

II. Address bar shortcut

//Type search terms to search using the default search engine//Type "www." in the URL And ".com", then press Ctrl+Enter//add "www." to what you enter in the address bar And ".com", and then open the URL.//Type the search engine keyword or URL, press Tab, and then type the search term//search using the search engine associated with the keyword or URL. If Google browser can identify the search engine you want to use, you will be prompted to press the Tab key.//F6 or Ctrl+L or Alt+D select the content in the URL area//Type the URL, then press Alt+Enter to open the URL in the new tab

III. Functional shortcuts

//Ctrl+Shift+B Open Bookmark Manager//Ctrl+H view the History page//Ctrl+J view the download page//Shift+Escape View Task Manager

IV. Keyboard shortcuts

//Ctrl+P to print the current page//Ctrl+S saves the current page//F5 reload the current page//Esc stops loading the current page//Ctrl+F opens the find on Web page box//Click the middle mouse button or scroll wheel (available in Google browser beta (English only) to activate automatic scrolling. When you move the mouse, the web page scrolls automatically according to the direction in which the mouse moves.//Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 reloads the current page, but ignores the cached content//hold down the Alt key, and then click the link to download the link.//Ctrl+G or F3 finds the next match that matches what you enter in the find on Web box//Ctrl+Shift+G or Shift+F3 finds the previous match that matches what you entered in the find on Web box//Ctrl+U view source code//drag the link to the bookmark bar to bookmark the link//Ctrl+D bookmarks the current web page//Ctrl++, or hold down the Ctrl key and scroll up the mouse wheel to enlarge all the content on the web page//Ctrl+-, or hold down the Ctrl key and scroll down the mouse wheel to reduce all the content on the page//Ctrl+0 restores everything on the page to its normal size