Create a keyboard shortcut to open your favorite website

October 17th, 2009 . Filed under: IE. Tags: ,

If you visit a particular website often and if you’d like to create a keyboard shortcut to open it in your browser, do the following:

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Open Internet Explorer 8. Click on Favorites and right click a favorite website, whose keyboard shortcut, you want to create. Select Properties.

Now in the Properties box > Web Document tab, place your cursor in the Shortcut key panel.

Click the preferred shortcut key/s (say Ctrl+F2) on your keyboard. These will get displayed in the panel.

Click Apply > OK.

Now click the keys Ctrl+F2, and you will find your browser opening the website.


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