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How to Easily Search Videos on YouTube
As per the latest statistics ofyoutube 48 hours of videos are uploaded each minute.Now,you can imagine the number of videos that are available on youtube.It is the third most visited website oninternet according to alexaranking.Youtube has its searchalgorthim that gives relevant results most of the time.How to Search Videos on You Tube Easily:
Search You Tube channel:
If you want to search a video on a particular channel of a YouTube then add a wordchannel with your query separated by comma. See this example:
Royal wedding, channel
Force YouTube to include a term by using “+” sign
Sometimes youtube drops some of your words during search.You can force youtube to include those words by prceding the word with “+” sign.
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Search High-Quality Videos:
If you want only High Quality search results for your query then in the search field give your query and HD functions with it separated by comma. This will give you either 720p (1280*720) or 1080p (1920*1080 Pixels) search result.
The king’s speech trailer, HD
Search 3D Video Clips:
For this in the search field give your query and a word 3D separated by comma. This will show all 3D video clips related to your query.
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Trick to Remove Facebook Timeline Completely
Facebook Timeline is now available worldwide.Once enabled you get a choice of 7 day review period during which it is visible to only you.It becomes your default profile after review period.Those who were anxious and have already implemented it, have no official choice for reverting to older layout.If you don’t find its interface easy and missing the old layout to which you are accustomed then I have a little trick that will disable it on Firefox browser.
This is a browser trick ,so if you have enabled Timeline in your profile it will be visible to all your friends but you will still see your old profile i.e Timeline will be disabled only in your browser.
How to Remove Facebook Timeline Completely:
Open your Firefox browser and install User Agent Switcher Addon in it.
- Once it has installed, Restart your browser.
- Navigate to Tools>> Default User Agent>> Internet Explorer and ChooseInternet Explorer 7.
Now login to your Facebook Account and open your Profile page.Now it will open in the older layout but you may get additional white spaces in it . To remove these spaces just install FB Purity Extension in your browser.
That’s it! Just refresh and your old profile layout is back!!
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How to Add Welcome Tab in Your Facebook Page
Facebook is a great place to promote products, organisations, business, music bands and anything that you can think of.It is not only used by Global brands but local business have also stepped in for promoting their products.
By creating an attractive Facebook welcome page you can give it a professional look and feel.You may also include put in sign up forms,contact forms or your brand motto etc in your welcome page.This will help you get more conversions and likes.
You can include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in your Facebook page that opens a wider range of options to create a fully customized page.
What You can Provide on Welcome Page:
- You can tell visitors about your company philosophy
- You can share Coupon Codes.
- Showcase of specific Products that your company owns.
- You can provide information about your organization and products.
- How to Add Welcome Tab in Your Facebook Page:
- Login to your facebook
- Search for the Static HTML: iframe tabs in the search field and open it.
- Now click on the Add Static HTML to a page button.
From the drop down menu select the page for which you want to create the custom Welcome Tab.- Click on Add Static HTML.
- Now create a image of width 520p for your page or download any wallpaper of width 520p from the internet (width size should not be greater than 520p if you choose bigger width image facebook will change it to 520p itself).
- Upload the image to any free image hosting site
- Copy code from the Direct Link Layout section.
- Paste this code in both the boxes in following format
<img scr =”Your Code Here” >
- You can also choose a different data (Image, HTML, CSS, Javascript) for the second box which will only visible to your Fans i.e hidden content
- Now click on Save Changes button.
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Google Chrome Shortcuts – 70 Useful Shortcuts to
Boost Performance
Google Chrome shortcuts provide an easy and effective way to improve productivity and Internet browsing performance when usingGoogle’s web browser. From Page Navigation to managing Pages and Tabs to speeding up Web Page and Address bar tasks this posts will cover 70 Chrome shortcuts for boosting your efficiency using the Chrome web browser.
Many people feel that Chrome performs much faster than Internet Explorer and Firefox and find it to be a very stable web browser. Utizing these built in keyboard shortcuts can makeChrome’s Internet browsing performance seem even faster.
A number of the Chrome shortcuts will be a combination of keystrokes. “Ctrl + C” means that you should hold down the Ctrl (control) key and press the letter “c” for example. Use the lowercase letters not uppercase; if you are required to use the shift key it will be indicated as “Shift”.
Chrome Page Navigation Shortcuts
These browser shortcuts are all scrolling functions that permit you to use the keyboard to navigate a Chrome web page quickly and efficiently. You will find that many of thesenavigation shortcuts are quite similar to other browsers.
- Space Bar – Page down one full screen at a time
- Page Down — Page down one full screen at a time
- Down Arrow – Scroll Down
- Shift + Space Bar – Page up one full screen at a time
- Page Up — Page up one full screen at a time
- Up Arrow – Scroll Up
- Home – Go to the top of the webpage
- End – Go to the bottom of the webpage
Chrome Browser Window Shortcuts
These shortcuts open and close Google Chrome browser windows.
- Ctrl + N – Open a new window
- Ctrl + Shift + N – Open a new window in incognito mode (Pages viewed in incognito mode won’t show in browser history or search history. They also won’t leave cookies or other traces)
- Alt + F4 – Close the current window
- Shift + Click on link – Open the link in a new window
Chrome Tab Shortcuts
These browser shortcuts provide quick control of Chrome’s Tabs and allow you to quickly switch between open Tabs, open or close a Tab, and open or close links in new Tabs within the Chrome browser.
- Ctrl + Click on link – Open link in a new tab in the background
- Ctrl + Shift — Click on link – Open the link in a new tab and switch to the newly opened tab
- Ctrl + T – Open a new tab
- Ctrl + Shift + T – Reopen the last tab that was closed
- Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8 – Switch to the tab at the specified position
- Ctrl + 9 – Switch to the last tab
- Ctrl + Tab – Switch to the next tab
- Ctrl + Shift + Tab or Ctrl + PgUp – Switch to the previous tab
- Backspace – Go to the previous page in your browsing history for the tab
- Shift + Backspace – Go to the next page in your browsing history for the tab
- Ctrl + W – Close the current tab or pop-up
- Alt + Home – Go to your homepage in the current tab
- Ctrl + Click the Back Arrow, Forward Arrow, or Go button – Open destination in a new tab in the background
- Drag a link to a tab – Open the link in the tab
- Drag a link to a blank area on the tab strip – Open the link in a new tab
- Drag a tab out of the tab strip – Open the tab in a new window
- Drag a tab out of the tab strip and into an existing window’s tab strip – Open the tab in the existing window
- Press ESC while dragging a tab – Return the tab to its original position
Chrome Webpage Shortcuts
You are able to manage many common browser tasks with these Google Chrome shortcuts, including bookmarks, search functions, utilities, and more.
- Ctrl + P – Print the current page
- Ctrl + S – Save the current page
- Ctrl + O – Open a file from your computer in Google Chrome
- F5 – Reload the current page
- Esc – Stop page loading
- Ctrl + F5 – Reload the current page (ignore cached content)
- Ctrl + D – Bookmark the current webpage
- Ctrl + Shift + D – Save all open pages as bookmarks in a new folder
- Alt + Click on link – Download link
- Ctrl + F – Open the search box
- F3 – Find the next match for your input in the search box
- Shift + F3 – Find the previous match for your input in the search box
- F11 – Open page in full screen mode
- Ctrl + + – Make the text larger
- Ctrl + - – Make the text smaller
- Ctrl + 0 – Return text to normal size
- Ctrl + Shift + B – Toggle the bookmarks bar
- Ctrl + H – View the History page
- Ctrl + J – View the Downloads page
- Shift + Esc – View the task manager
- Ctrl + Shift + Delete – Open the Clear Browsing Data Dialog
- F1 - Open the Help Center in a new tab
- Ctrl + U – View page source code
Chrome Address Bar Shortcuts
All of these Chrome keyboard shortcuts affect the contents in the Chrome browser address bar and can improve searching functionality within Chrome.
- Type a search term, then press Enter – Perform a search using your default search engine
- Type a search engine URL, then press TAB, type a search term, and press Enter – Perform a search using search engine associated with the URL
- Ctrl + Enter after typing base web address – Automatically add ‘www.’ and ‘.com’ what you have typed in the address bar and open that web address.
- F6 – Highlight address bar contents
- Type a web address then Alt + Enter – Open web address that appears in the address bar in a new tab
- Ctrl + K – Initiate a Google search with the address bar. After typing the shortcut key, a ‘?’ will appear in the address bar. Type your query then press Enter.
- Ctrl + Right Arrow – Jump to the next word in the address bar
- Ctrl + Backspace – Delete the previous word in the address bar
- Select an entry from the drop down menu in the address bar, then press Shift — Delete – Delete the entry from the browsing history
- Click an entry in the address bar drop down list with the Middle Mouse Button – Open that URL in a new tab
Chrome Mouse Shortcuts
Google Chrome also allows a few shortcuts to be executed with the mouse buttons and scroll wheel.
- Middle click on link – Open the link in a new tab in the background
- Shift + Middle click on link – Open the link in a new tab and switch to the newly opened tab
- Middle click on tab – Close the tab
- Click the Back Button, Forward Arrow, or Go button with Middle Mouse Button - Open destination in a new tab in the background
- Shift + Scroll Wheel – Scroll horizontally
- Ctrl + Scroll Wheel – Increase or decrease text size
