How to Turn Chrome Into a Keyboard-First Browser
A practical setup for using Chrome with fewer clicks through SuperCommands, saved links, sessions, snippets, and shortcuts.
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Turn Chrome Into a Keyboard-First Browser
- Step 1: Use Chrome shortcuts for basic movement, such as Ctrl + L, Ctrl + Tab, Ctrl + W, and Ctrl + Shift + T.
- Step 2: Press Alt + S when you need saved work or a browser command.
- Step 3: Save exact pages as Links, repeated tab sets as Sessions, and reusable text as Text Expanders.
- Step 4: Assign Text Shortcuts or Keyboard Shortcuts from Properties for items you open often.
- Step 5: Open saved items or run commands from search with the Arrow keys and Enter.
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