There is no keyboard shortcut for this for PC. Need to activate an extension (such as HubSpot Sales, an email productivity tool)? Hold Command and press the comma key. Read an awesome article? Or need to bookmark a useful tool? Hold Command and press D. To scroll back to the previous keyword, hold Shift and press Enter. Scroll to the previous keywords in the find bar. The first keyword isn't correct that appears in the find bar? Press Enter to move to the next search term. Scroll to the next keywords in the find bar. Then simply type what you're looking for. Need to find a keyword or phrase on the page? Hold Command and press F. Is the page frozen? Hold Command and press R to quickly reload it. Wanna go forward? Hold Shift and press delete. Wanna jump back to the previous page? Just press delete. For PC, hold Ctrl and press the left arrow key. To highlight the previous word, hold Shift and option, then press the left arrow key. I use this to quickly highlight a word if I need to delete it. For PC, hold Ctrl and press the right arrow key. To highlight the next word in a search, I hold Shift and Option, then press the right arrow key. If I totally screw up a URL or Google search, I'll quickly start it over by holding Command pressing delete. Rather, I hold Command and press L to jump my cursor to the search bar. I hate dragging my mouse to the search bar to type in a URL or Google something. Similarly, if I want to open a link in a new window, I hold Shift and click the link. The best part? They only take two minutes to learn. But it's worth memorizing shortcuts for the Google Chrome tasks you perform every day. The key is to not waste time learning all of them because you likely won't use them all on a daily basis. Scroll to previous keywords in the find bar Hold Shift and Option, then press the left arrow key Hold Shift and Option, then press the right arrow key Hold Command and select the appropriate number

Hold Command and Option, then press the left arrow key Hold Command and Option, then press the right arrow key By learning a few simple keyboard shortcuts, you can speed up your prospecting research, gain valuable insights about your leads faster, and really build out that pipeline.

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