Now it is difficult to find a modern person who is not familiar with the Internet. Often, a standard user works in more than one browser and views more than a dozen pages at a time. Browser developers have made it easier to surf the Internet and provided an easy way to switch between tabs without using a mouse.
Necessary
- - computer;
- - keyboard;
- - browser.
Instructions
Step 1
In any browser, the function of switching between tabs is implemented by the combination of keys "Ctrl" + "Tab" on the keyboard. By pressing these buttons, you will sequentially go through all the tabs of such browsers: Opera, Google Chrome, Mozilla and Explorer. In the Google Chrome browser, the control possibilities are significantly expanded. It all depends on which browser you have installed on your computer.
Step 2
To switch to a specific tab, use the key combination "Ctrl" + 1 … 9 (numbers from one to nine). Accordingly, you will not be able to switch to tabs following the ninth in order. But on the other hand, when there are two dozen tabs, it is more difficult to determine their serial number. In this case, you will need to use standard computer mouse tools.
Step 3
To switch to the next tab in order, use the combination of keys "Ctrl" + "PageDown" or "Ctrl" + "Tab". This variety is made for convenience, as the convenient key combination may differ on different keyboards. For example, not all laptops conveniently implement the PageUp and PageDown keys, so the developers have slightly redesigned the keyboard shortcut so that no computer user will experience difficulties.
Step 4
To switch to the previous tab, use the key combination "Ctrl" + "PageUp" or "Ctrl" + "Shift" + "Tab". Be careful, as the combination "Ctrl" + "Shift" switches the language layout on some computers. You can change the keyboard layout to a combination of other hot keys so as not to get confused when working with a computer.
Step 5
It is also possible to find various browser add-ons on the web that enhance the control of programs. These are digital tab switching, built-in translator, and more. It all depends only on your needs and computer skills.
