Is there a Microsoft Edge Browser Keyboard shortcuts tutorial?

Please?

If not where is the most reliable place to learn how to utilise them to the best effect, please?

Just simply search the net with shortcuts for edge.

First hit in the list: Keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Edge

It seems to me a tutorial would not be needed for that!

Indeed you are correct - I had in mind some discussion and comment about them - I find it hard to remember them - but yes I can find a list - thank you.

In this Tutorial, in which all Windows 11 shortcuts are described, you'll find a list of Edge shortcuts as well:
Tutorial: Keyboard shortcuts in Windows 11

Shortcuts in apps (including Edge) start at Keyboard shortcuts in apps.

No garantee that the list is really actual, last post was about a year ago!

Thank you very much -I did search the forum but not finding anything remembering reading there are no stupid questions or similar - I thought I would ask to see what materialised and yes I do realise that overtime they change and there will be an up to date list on Microsoft - I just get frustrated with myself that I struggle to remember so many thinks - to do with my dyspraxia/dyslexia mainly but probably now also connected with being 75 years of age.

I plan to look - what I am wanting is some sort of easy way of remembering them in the fashion of Richard of York fought battles in vain - or similar - as a way of recalling the order of the colours in the spectrum - RED -Orange-Yellow etc.

Uhmm - I even got that wrong

The phrase “Richard of York gave battle in vain” is a mnemonic used to remember the colors of a rainbow in order. Each initial letter of the words corresponds to a color, as follows:

• Richard: Red
• of: Orange
• York: Yellow
• gave: Green
• battle: Blue
• in: Indigo
• vain: Violet

So, when you see a rainbow, you can remember this phrase to recall the order of its colors from top to bottom.



Thanks again.

Andrew_SH_from_Essex_UK said:

So, when you see a rainbow, you can remember this phrase to recall the order of its colors from top to bottom.

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No that is not usable for me, because I am not a native English speaker. But I simple have no desire at all to remember or quickly produce what the colors of the rainbow are. Why would I? If I need any color in my favorite photo-editing program, I simply pick it up from the spectrum that is offered in that program.

Andrew_SH_from_Essex_UK said:

...with being 75 years of age.

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That's very young: I am just a bit older...