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You can also press the and keys to scroll. Page Up and Page Down

scroll in full-screen increments, while Home and End whisk you to the top
or bottom of the page.

Tabbed Browsing

Beloved by hard-core surfers the world over, tabbed browsing is a way to
keep a bunch of web pages open simultaneously—in a single, neat window,

without cluttering up your taskbar with a million buttons (Figure 9-3).

Figure 9-3. When you Ctrl-click a link, or type an address and press Alt+Enter, you open a new tab,
not a new window as you ordinarily would. You can now pop from one open page to another by
clicking the tabs above the window, or close one by clicking its button (or pressing Ctrl+W).

Tabs: The Missing Manual

Tabbed browsing unlocks a whole raft of Edge shortcuts and tricks, which

are just the sort of thing power surfers gulp down like Gatorade:

To open a new, empty tab in front of all others, press Ctrl+T (for

tab), or click the + to the right of any existing tabs (you can see it