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From the comments on the verge's article: if you hold down the F5 key, it'll increase the refresh speed. Not sure why you'd want the refresh speed higher though
by sphars 3y ago
From the comments on the verge's article: if you hold down the F5 key, it'll increase the refresh speed. Not sure why you'd want the refresh speed higher though...
- netsharc 3y agoF5 means refresh now, on Windows 7 opening the "View" menu shows Refresh Now and the F5 shorcut key right-aligned. Geez, where are all the shortcut keys, Windows 10?
- WorldMaker 3y agoThere's also View > Update Speed > High and you don't need to hold a key. Faster refresh can help if you are debugging certain types of processes. (Though you probably want a real performance testing tool at some point if you are doing that a lot.)