•Bring up the Enter Web Address field from any Web page by pressing the G key.
•Insert a period in Web address by clicking the Space key.
•Insert a back slash in Web address by clicking either the Left Shift or Right Shift keys and then hitting Space.
•Add an item to bookmarks list by clicking the A key.
•Bring up your bookmark list by clicking the K key.
•Refresh a Web page by clicking the R key. To stop a page refresh, hit your Escape key.
•Display a list of the last 20 pages visited by hitting the I key.
•Open browser options with the O key.
•To jump instantly to the very top or bottom or a Web page within your BlackBerry browser, simply click the "T" button to move all the way up or the "B" key to shift to the bottom.
•To jump down a page length in the BlackBerry Browser, simply hit the Space key. Do so repeatedly to quickly move down a page. On the flip side, you can "page up" by holding a Shift key and then clicking Space.
•The simplest and fastest way to surf to your home page via BlackBerry Browser: click your "H" key while on another page. (Note: Modify your BlackBerry home page by hitting Menu--directly to the left of your trackball--and choosing Options, then Browser Configuration. On the following screen, scroll down to the Home Page Address field and enter in the correct URL for your new home page.
•Open up your BlackBerry Browser Options by hitting the "S" key while on any Web page.
•To zoom in on a page while using the BlackBerry Browser, click "I." to zoom back out, hit "O."
•To instantly view your BlackBerry browsing history, click the "Y" key while surfing the Web.
•To rapidly determine the URL for a Web page you're visiting, click the "P" key.
•To quickly exit your browser, either hit your BlackBerry Escape key--located directly to the right of your trackball--or click the "D" key. (Note: This shortcut did not work on our Curve 8900 running OS v5.0.0.90.)
•To alternate Between "Column" and "Page" Views in BlackBerry Browser, click your "Z" button.
•Click the "U" key while on any Web page to hide the BlackBerry Browser Banner.
•While on a Web page, just click your BlackBerry's P key at any time to see that specific page's Web address and title.
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