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Ask HN: Do you use N + Enter to access Hacker News?

24 pointsoscilator20 comments

Do you find yourself (sometimes) mindlessly opening a new tab and pressing N + Enter just to see what's new?

More like n + down arrow + enter, but yes.

I will also fully admit to having closed an HN tab and then immediately opening a new HN tab out of habit.

Cmd-L + n + enter is the Chrome winning combo for me.

Or just Cmd-T + n + enter

Same here, and it is fun to see it not working after you have just reinstalled/started using a new computer, but after some days everything is the same and I'm in peace.. almost :)

Yes; and it is unfortunately the entrance to the "dark playground" for me.

See http://www.waitbutwhy.com/2013/10/why-procrastinators-procra... for the full expansion of the dark playground.

Yes, but via hckrnews.com (so H for me). It's a good pointer that I really am procrastinating when I do it repeatedly in the space of a few minutes.

Yes, sadly. On my machine it is win+w - n + enter (new browser + hn ). If you don't want to waste your whole day on HN try the procrast settings in your profile. What works for me is every 70 minutes I get 10 minutes HN.

I started developing a site which domain starts with "news". Sometimes in some mysterious way that is the first. :)

I was used to <Ctrl> + T -> "new" -> Enter Never realized just the "n" would be sufficient. From now on, definitely 'am gonna use N + Enter

H enter for https://news.ycombinator.com Safari is smart enough to check the title tag

No because I disabled the awful auto-complete in Firefox. This place is the first drop-down entry for "n" though.

True. It used to be the best auto-complete out there, and for some reason it has become just as bad as Chrome's.

I just brain-deadedly tried that to see what it does and... yes, apparently. (plus the down arrow)

I use the letter 'Y' for y-combinator

Y, for me, is for YouTube.

No, I think I type news + Return (Firefox).

netvibes.com open in an tab aggregating the web and letting me know when more to read.