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How Ctrl+g is different from Ctrl+f in Chrome?
I could not find any difference between these two keyboard shortcuts in google-chrome, both opens the same boxes. Isn't there any difference?
Ctrl+f and Ctrl+g actually don't do the same thing in Chrome.
Ctrl+f simply brings up the search menu. Pressing Ctrl+g (and continuing to press it) will cycle through all of the different selections that are highlighted.
F3 behaves similarly to Ctrl+g.
Ctrl+Shift+g will cycle backwards through the highlights.
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I have an .hta file but everytime I run it open in a small screen. Can I run it in fullscreen like any other nav?
If you want the HTA to always open maximized, add an hta:application section with wimdowstate=maximize. If you want the user to be able to maximize the HTA window, remove options from that section that are suppressing the caption and/or maximize button. See the official documentation for more details.
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Apparently after the last Chrome update(ver 78.0.39) there is a new feature(tab tooltip, it's quite distracting):
How can I disable this?
The link provided in comments work. Pasting it here for direct solution.
Visit Chrome://flags page
Search for Tab hover, in the highlighted search results, for Tab Hover cards
Select “Disabled ” and restart the Chrome browser.
Do note the flags are temporary, may work for a couple of versions, after that they’ll disappear, this is a temporary solution only, we suggest you to get used to the hover cards feature.
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I'm using OS X El capitan and i have problem with my code editor.
Autocomplete not working, popup dropdown does NOT show up.
I have tried in sublime text 2-3, atom, bracket, Xcode.
Press TAB is OK. But i want to show the popup dropdown.
Has anyone else experienced this or know what would have caused this? Please help me.
Tks.
Have you tried pressing Ctrl + Space to bring up code complete?
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what is "Right click" keyboard shortcut in Chrome
i want use macro to save picture on webpage and need to use "Right click" keyboard shortcut in Position the mouse cursor for open menu, but shift+f10 in Chrome does not work
The menu button which is right below the R. Shift
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On chrome I installed Awesome and Vimium, everytime when I enter "t" , the awesome page shows up. Is there some way to open a fixed url by a few keystroke, such as type "t" and open www.google.com in a new tab?
This seems to align with this issue. Helpfully, the hint given in response is a reasonable workaround in the meantime. For a more concise shortcut, using a rarely used key (eg. for B) as the bookmark name should help.
It's the answer I got from the plugin writer.
https://github.com/philc/vimium/issues/933