How do I add hotkeys (Ctrl + x), if possible?


  1. Broodyr
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    How do I add hotkeys (Ctrl + x), if possible?


    Is there any way to set custom hotkeys in an internet browser to go to a specified web page when you press the key combination?
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Brood619 said:
    Is there any way to set custom hotkeys in an internet browser to go to a specified web page when you press the key combination?
    the easiest way to do that is use a 3rd party key mapper.

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