Use Safari, Chrome, Command, And Number Keys To Navigate The Web Faster [OS X Tips]

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By Rob LeFebvreOct 18, 2013, 9:00 am227 ptsTrending
Let’s talk about getting around the web quickly. Most likely, you’re using Safari or Chrome on the Mac to surf the information superhighway, and these modern browsers use tabs to open more than one window onto the world wide web… Read more › The post Use Safari, Chrome, Command, And Number Keys To Navigate The…

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