Merlin Mann is on fire with his 43 Folders weblog on productivity - heavy on the OSX. Today he's talking about Keyboard commands in Safari, which continues my journey in the land of mouse-free computing. The beardy ones may well have a point: it is easier to use complicated keyboard shortcuts after a while. My fave so far is shift-apple-left/right arrow, for moving between tabs in Safari.
The other thing that is starting to rock my world is type-ahead-find in the browser. It's standard in Firefox, but you can get it in Safari with the really-rather-tremendous Saft extension. Now I don't have to use the mouse at all with the browser, which is working out to be a lot quicker. It also scares the crap out of on-lookers, which can only be a good thing. (Crossposted)
2 Comments:
fiwt also enables type-ahead in Safari:
http://www.windowstracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/24581
By Anonymous, at 4:55 AM
Of course, in Safari 1.3 and 2.0 (I believe on the latter), it's shift-cmd-] and shift-cmd-[. :-P
By Erik @ The Sand Trap, at 5:53 AM
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