I'm not sure what you can do in Safari, but in Windows or Linux, using 
Firefox or Internet Explorer, when I don't want to lose my place on a 
page, I'll use control+enter to open the new page in it's own window or 
tab. When I'm done I can just return to the original page with a 
control+shift-tab, control+page-up or just closing the window/tab with a 
control+w.

On 10/21/2014 08:43 PM, Harry Brown wrote:
> Hi all,
> Well folks, here’s what ya do.
> First, you go to the applevis.com web site.
> 2. Then, you click on apps.
> 3. Then, I clicked on IOS.
> 4. Then, You can click on browse IOS apps by category, or, click the link below that which says “Browse IOS apps by name”. I chose by name.
> 5. Now, here’s where it gets interesting. You click on one of the first characters. for example, the number 1 has a link, because there are 2 apps that start with the number 1.
> 6. Then, I click on, for example, the number 1, because I wanted to see what apps were there.
> 7. So, then, I found an app I wanted to hear about, and clicked on that app.
> 8. Now, You’ll want to go to heading level 1, and you can read about that app you selected to read about.
> 9. Now, when you’re done reading about that particular app, press command left bracket, and it will take you back to the list of apps, under the first letter or number you selected, like I did, under the number 1.
> 10. Now, when you get done reading all the apps in the list, under the letter or number you chose, don’t go back to the previous page to click on another letter or number, just stay on that page, and you can select from another letter, or number, for example, the apps that start with the letter a, (and there are over 130, and you just click on the app you want to read.
> Oh am I ever glad I found out how to do it.
> It was sure crazy at first, the way it was set up, but I finally got the hang of it.
> Anyway, back to my app reading, but haven’t found any I want yet.
> Harry
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