I've been using Chrome long enough that I don't really remember what was 
new or different about it. If you were a Firefox user, many of the 
commands are similar:


* ctrl+l to search or open a URL.


* ctrl+d to bookmark a page.


* Alt+f to get into the menu, which you can up/down-arrow through for 
more options.


* Alt+f, then B, then right-arrow once to get into your list of 
bookmarks, which you can move to by arrowing or by using first-letter 
navigation. The only bookmarks you can't jump to are the ones that start 
with B.


A lot of standard browser commands work with Chrome, like ctrl+n for 
opening a new page and F6 for jumping to the address bar.


Off hand, the only weirdness I can think of is that downloads don't 
always start automatically. For example, when I want to read an Audible 
book, I go to the Audible website and press enter on the Download link 
in My Library; then I press F6 a couple of times to get into the Chrome 
Downloads window, and I press enter on the link for the book, which may 
be something like admhelper or may be a random string of characters. 
Similarly, when I'm trying to download an installer, I click on whatever 
download link, press F6 a couple of times to get to the download window, 
then press enter on the *.exe link.




On 6/2/2018 9:31 AM, Donald Moore wrote:
> Do any of you know of a good tutorial for using Chrome?  What settings need
> changing etc.?  Thanks in advance.
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