StumbleUpon Shortcut Keys for a more Efficient Stumbling
Apr 22, 2008 By AgentOrange Tips N Tricks
StumbleUpon is a cool bookmarking service for discovering new websites, but the downside of it is that it can eat up a lot of your time. Some people use StumbleUpon to kill some time and some use it as a resource for finding new stuff in the internet. If ever there is something interesting happening in the World Wide Web, chances are you can find it in StumbleUpon, which will depend on the amount of rating it gets from its users.
This is just a quick tip for StumbleUpon users for a more efficient stumbling. Instead of pushing the Stumble Button in your toolbar, using the StumbleUpon shortcut keys will save you some time . You might find the keyboard shortcut keys easier to use than clicking the toolbar button. Aside from saving a few seconds per stumble, the shortcut keys will also let you use StumbleUpon without the toolbar which eats up your browser space. You can easily hide it in your browser’s view option menu or use another shortcut key (Ctrl +F11).

To enable shortcut stumbling, just head over to the Tools Menu of StumbleUpon and select the Toolbar Options. Go to the Shortcuts Tab and put a check on the Enable Stumbling shortcuts check box. The default settings of the keys are as follows:
Stumble: Alt +`
Rate “I like it” (Thumbs Up) : Alt +1
Rate “Not for Me” (Thumbs Down): Alt +2
Tag / Untag: Alt + /
View Reviews: Alt +3
Toggle Toolbar (show or hide the StumbleUpon Toolbar): Ctrl +F11
You can also change the shortcut keys to your liking depending on what you are comfortable with. If you are a StumbleUpon user, you can add me to your list of Stumbling Friends. Enjoy Stumbling.
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Tags: keyboard, keyboard shortcut, Shortcut, stumbleupon



April 23rd, 2008
Thanks for the really cool tip
April 23rd, 2008
Glad you liked it Paul. Hope it helps.
May 1st, 2008
thanks a lot dude
May 1st, 2008
When I go to toolbar options box, there is no “shortcuts” tab. Anyone know why?
May 1st, 2008
Yasin: You’re welcome man.
TWBear: It works fine on Firefox. Where is your Stumbleupon toolbar installed, I mean what browser?
July 23rd, 2008
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