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stf92 07-25-2012 02:00 AM

A non-beginner question: hot keys.
 
Hi: if you use seamonkey web browser, it's likely you now a hotkey or how to make one to reload a page. Don't you? The help has no information on this topic. Thanks.

Seamonkey 1.1.2

I know, if you are not a beginner, the read the docs.

acid_kewpie 07-25-2012 02:06 AM

huh? Is that a question?

stf92 07-25-2012 02:18 AM

Yes Sir.

acid_kewpie 07-25-2012 02:20 AM

so... what is it..?

stf92 07-25-2012 02:22 AM

Is there such a hot key or a way to make one?

stf92 07-25-2012 02:45 AM

A more general question.
 
Do web browsers in general allow to define hot-keys?

I MISTAKENLY POSTED THIS IN SUGGESTIONS AND FEEDBACK. BEG YOUR PARDON.

David the H. 07-25-2012 01:16 PM

The hotkeys for most commands will be listed next to their corresponding menu items. Take a look in the "view" menu for the reload command. It should list it as "Ctrl+R".

Most browsers also define "F5" as, I believe, "reload bypassing cache".

273 07-25-2012 01:45 PM

I think every browser I've used accepts F5 as reload, didn't realise about the "bypassing caching" but that makes sense since I've known it to work in circumstances where clearing cache has been suggested before reloading.

stf92 07-25-2012 03:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David the H. (Post 4737842)
The hotkeys for most commands will be listed next to their corresponding menu items. Take a look in the "view" menu for the reload command. It should list it as "Ctrl+R".

Most browsers also define "F5" as, I believe, "reload bypassing cache".

Neither F5 nor ... I would never had guessed it! It's ^R! Thanks very much.


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