Tutorial: Must Know Keyboard Shortcuts for Firefox 3.5 on Linux

"But we're only going to concentrate on Firefox for now, and only those shortcuts you are most likely to use, and are most useful. So let's get started looking at a few of them.

Navigation
To go back one page, press "Alt-Left Arrow".
To go forward one page, press "Alt-Right Arrow".
To go to your default homepage, press "Alt-Home".
To reload a page, press "f5".
To stop a page loading, press "esc".
To go to the top of the page, press "Home".
To go to the bottom, press "End"

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