Top 5 Mouse Tricks You Should Use In Windows PC

• Scroll button trick: You can use the Scroll button in the middle of the mouse to auto scroll. If you’re browsing a page or document that is long, and you want to skip to a certain part, or are just tired of manually scrolling, just click the scroll button on the scroll bar to scroll down the page quickly and automatically. Click the left mouse button in order to stop.

• Opening link in new tabs: If you have a number of links you need to open, but don’t want to manually set about opening them- not to mention the hassles of links opening in the same tab in some cases- you can hold down the Ctrl key and use the left mouse button to select the links you want. They’ll all open in new tabs.

• To zoom in or out on Windows: You can use the mouse if you want to zoom in or out on the screen. Sometimes you may encounter tiny writing that the browser cannot magnify, or overly large details you could do with seeing a smaller version of- in that case, pressing Ctrl and scrolling up will make Windows zoom in, and using Ctrl and scrolling down will make it zoom out.

• Double clicking to close or maximize: You can easily maximize a window using the mouse. Double clicking on the title bar will maximize the required window, or restore it. In order to close a window, such as a Word doc, or really any application that runs with the Windows logo on the top left edge, double click on the logo.

• Shift key for a hidden options context menu: Use the Shift key to extend a contexts menu. Press and hold the Shift key and right click to get the contexts menu. This extended version will have many more options in that that you would usually have to expand the original menu for, hence saving you some of the trouble that comes with having to make multiple clicks. These are hidden options you’ll have access to now with just one click and pressing on the Shift key.