It's a huge improvement over people who don't know this small trick." "That doesn't sound like much, but it's one of the biggest improvements we've *ever* seen. " eople who DO know the Control-F trick are, on average, about 12% faster in all of their search behaviors," Russell told me. It's not just that you know the skill, but what the skill says about your approach to search. It's like driving or videogames - we all have our own tics, but some people are legitimately better drivers than other people (See: NASCAR guys I googled).Īnd just as, say, accelerating out of turns might be a sign of a good driver, using Control+F (or equivalent) is a sign of a good searcher. I've had the opportunity to watch print designers from different publications share a room and I've noticed that they all know slightly different sets of shortcuts for Adobe InDesign. When it comes to intermediate to advanced level navigation, everyone develops his or her own style.īut that doesn't mean that some styles aren't better than others. Browsing is an inherently private phenomenon and so tips and tricks are not so easily shared.
We *all* live in our own web skill bubbles.
Those, like the Wall Street Journal's Chris Shea, who think I live in a web worker bubble are correct. All of which make sense in their own way. 3) Wow, I did not know about this shortcut and it is awesome. There have been basically three reactions: 1) Whoa! That's crazy! 2) No one knows keyboard shortcuts and it's silly of you to expect that they do.
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The response to our story about how few people know how to find words in documents has touched a nerve.
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