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Web Shortcut of the moment.
As I’m working on a new Web Engine, I’m using CSS Edit to check my layouts. To do this I need a rendered site, so I currently needing to Preview in Browser a lot. Rather than constantly opening the Left Panel to click the button, I’m using Cmd + Option + P (PC: Ctrl + Alt + PC). It’s a great way to check how your Web Gallery looks in a browser. Once you have the Preview visible, you can cut and paste the address into other browsers to check compatibility.
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