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Navigating Mac OS X with only the keyboard
If you’re an avid typer it can be annoying to have to interrupt your flow to use the mouse and navigate around OS X.Navigate the Dock in Mac OS X with These 8 Keyboard Shortcuts
For the power users out there who prefer to leave their hands on the keyboard as much as possible, you’ll be pleased to know that the Dock in Mac OS X can be used exclusively from the keyboard with full functionality. With just the keys, you can navigate around Dock items and apps, access the right-click menu, launch apps, force quit apps, hide others, and more. Control+Function+F3 (Function+F3 on older Macs) to summon the Dock with keyboard navigation enabled, works even if the Dock is hidden by default Left & Right Arrow keys to move within the Dock items Up Arrow key to pull open the Dock items menu, the same as right-click Return key to launch the currently selected app Use keyboard letters to jump to apps by first letter of the app name Hold Option key while navigating to, then hit the Up Arrow key to access Force Quit Command+Return to reveal the Dock item in the Finder Command+Option+Return to hide all other apps and windows except for the selected Dock item15 Must know Firefox shortcuts
For many years I was a die-hard Safari fan, you couldn’t have pulled me away from it… that is, until Firefox came along. Firefox is speedy, secure, and entirely cross platform compatible, and is now my primary web browser of choice. One of the better ways to improve the user experience with any application is by learning some essential keyboard shortcuts, so here are fifteen such shortcuts for Firefox.12 Keyboard Shortcuts for Navigating & Selecting Text in Mac OS X
Work with text often? You can navigate, select, and manipulate text faster than ever before by remembering these twelve keyboard shortcuts. 6 Text Navigation ShortcutsMaking Sense of Mac Keyboard Symbols
In this excerpt from his new book, The Daily You , University of Pennsylvania professor Joseph Turow takes you on a tour of the industry that's trafficking in the data you generate every day on the Internet.

