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DOWNLOAD: 70+ Keyboard shortcuts to move faster in Mozilla Firefox

This handy, three-page table lists more than 70 keyboard shortcuts and their corresponding functions for Mozilla Firefox. Download and print this time-saving document and post it near your keyboard for at-a-glance help when you need to quickly organize your Bookmarks, refresh a Web page, view recently-visited pages, and more.

Download and review the list:
http://techrepublic.com.com/5138-10877-5806826.html

Then, join this ongoing discussion and let us know if this list provides helpful information and if there's anything we can do to improve the document's format or content.

Was it just me, or did anyone else get an error when they tried to grab this download? I have been downloading all of these "Keyboard Shortcut" files during the past couple weeks, and this is the first one that hasn't worked.

Could somebody over there in TechRepublic-land check to make sure the link is typed correctly?

The link I am showing is:
http://techrepublic.com.com/i/tr/downloads/home/firefox_keyboard_shortcuts.pdf

... so I'd be grateful if someone could fix it

The page is not found ! I guess I'm not the only one with the problem.

TechRepublic, is ANYone awake down there?

There are some differences between the way Firefox works on Windows and how it works on other OSes. For instance, on Linux, one would use Ctrl + W to close a tab (or to close the browser entirely if there's only one tab open). Ctrl + F4 also works, as reported, but is a bit more of a stretch for the fingers.

It would be helpful if this were titled "70+ Keyboard shortcuts to move faster in Mozilla Firefox for Windows".

Or else come up with a version for the Mac and combine the two.

Has anyone tried the Find As You Type offering on the Options | Accessibility Menu? It allows you to surf while almost-but-not-quite-never touching the mouse. You just type the text on the link you want, it is highlighted and you press Enter to follow. You can find text or links, including buttons. You don't have to press Ctrl-F, or any other key combination first, just start typing.

I've been waiting a long time for this. :-D