Although not very well known, this tip is a nifty keyboard shortcut that lets you jump over whole words while editing text in almost any Windows application as well as on the address bar of all popular internet browsers.
Pressing the CTRL and right arrow key simultaneously jumps the cursor forward to the next word, while the CTRL and left arrow key will move the cursor to the beginning of the previous word. This is far more efficient than using arrow keys where you can only move forward one character at a time.
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