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10.4: Create tab clones via a keyboard shortcut
Actually, command+space opens a new tab (without switching from current tab) to whatever URL is currently in the location bar. With this page open, click the location bar and type "apple.com" and hit command+space. The new tab that opens is Apple's page. I guess it's useful if you want to go to a site after looking at the current site, but want it to load in the background.
10.4: Create tab clones via a keyboard shortcut
You can just press command + return to get the same effect if you have spotlight/quicksilver/whatever mapped to that key combination.
10.4: Create tab clones via a keyboard shortcut
The above hint (open whichever URL is in the address bar) works for the Google bar, too...
10.4: Create tab clones via a keyboard shortcut
Yes. I don't even remember what I changed Spotlight to. I've been using command-option-space, the other default to switch between keyboard layouts (command-space goes the other direction) and command-space for first f12 launch studio, then LaunchBar, then Quicksilver. |
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