Look, one hand behind my back!
Forever and ever, we have joked with our kids that we can do this or that with one hand behind our back. Well, I can surf the hit exchanges, yes, one hand behind my back.
You’ve read my update about The Secret F3 Key. Now I’m all about the F8 key.
If you love the Maxthon browser, great, I use it every day. I also use Mozilla Firefox, and it’s slowly becoming my browser of choice for daily hit exchange surfing.
With the Tab Mix Plus Option extension, go to Tools, then Tab Feautes, and there is an option the F8 key and rotating tabs.
Following our recommendations for creating groups (see Multi-tab Browser and The Secret F3 key), when surfing a group, use the F8 key and you can literally surf with one hand behind your back.
Options for F8 (starts rotation) allow for frequency. Go ahead try whatever setting is default, and then adjust according to your surfing experience and/or ability. The F8 key will also stop rotation.
I personally love this feature, can power surf a large group of exchanges with ease, quickly use the F8 key to start or stop, and then of course, I use my mouse to click the appropriate credit earning link for each.
If you are reading this update, have no idea what I’m talking about here, just ignore it and keep doing things the way you’ve always done. I’m here ready to help, whenever called upon.
To you success,
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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }
If everyone’s power surfing several TEs at once, rushing through, there would be no one paying attention to any of the websites they’re surfing, which eliminates sign ups. What am I missing here?
Sheri,
That’s always been the argument, but not a reality. I respond and purchase stuff almost on a daily basis, and most active participates do so as well. Regardless, stats don’t lie, and all of the current top ranked exchanges do generate results.
Thanks for your comments. Keep them coming. We are glad you are here.
Bill Carr
Hi Bill,
I don’t seem to have a F8 key, as I am using an iMac.
Do you have any suggestions/shortcuts for Apple users?
Thanks.
I didn’t realize this, never used a Mac. Maybe someone reading here will have a suggestion.
Bill Carr