Enhancing Efficiency with Swim Browser Shortcuts
Enhancing Efficiency with Swim Browser Shortcuts
Overview: Navigating Swim is made even more efficient with the utilization of browser shortcuts. This article introduces both mouse clicking and keyboard shortcuts that can significantly enhance your productivity within Swim. Whether you're managing sales or checking stock levels, these shortcuts offer a seamless experience.
Mouse Clicking Shortcuts: When working on the Sales page or any other section in Swim, the middle button (scroll wheel) on your mouse becomes a powerful tool. Clicking the scroll wheel opens links in a new tab without losing the original page. This enables you to have multiple Swim pages open simultaneously. For instance, you can have the Sales page in one tab and the stock menu in another, allowing you to perform two tasks concurrently. To switch between tabs, simply click on the desired tab at the top of the browser window.
Example:
- Open the Sales page and stock menu in separate tabs for simultaneous tasks.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Mastering keyboard shortcuts can save you valuable time when using Swim. These shortcuts eliminate the need for constant pointing and clicking, making you a more proficient Swim user.
Navigating Tabs:
- Use "Ctrl" + "Tab" to switch between open tabs from left to right.
- Press and hold "Ctrl" + "Tab" for a faster transition between tabs without using the mouse.
Closing Multiple Tabs:
- To close the current tab, press "Ctrl" + "W" on your keyboard.
- Holding down both keys speeds up the process for closing multiple tabs.
Tips:
- When creating new tabs, use the middle mouse click to open links without leaving the current page.
- Exercise caution when holding down keys for an extended duration to avoid unintended actions.
By incorporating these shortcuts into your Swim workflow, you can streamline your tasks, switch between pages effortlessly, and become a more efficient user. For further assistance or more tips, refer to our support resources or reach out to our Swim support team.