Here’s something cool I bet you didn’t know . . .
That, in a nutshell, is what drove the creation of this book—cool stuff you probably
didn’t know about your favorite Web sites. Secrets, for want of a better
word. Five hundred and one of them.
About This Book
What kind of secrets are included in 501 Web Site Secrets? Well, there’s parts of
a site you didn’t know existed. Or ways to use the site that you weren’t aware
of. Or special commands that help you get even more out of the site than you
could before. Cool stuff like that—and more.
That’s the nature of a secret—something that most users don’t know about, but
would get a kick out of if they did. These are the kinds of things that will make
you say to yourself, “That’s cool—I didn’t know you could do that!” And then
you’ll want to go directly to the site to try the secret out for yourself. (Go ahead;
it’s allowed.)
Of course, not all 501 secrets in this book will be new to you. If you’re Internetsavvy
at all, you’ll probably know some of what I reveal in these pages. That’s
okay; it only means that you’re on your toes. I’m sure, however, that you’ll find
more than a few secrets you didn’t know, and that they’ll make this book a
worthwhile read for you.
To be fair, many of these secrets are hidden in plain sight. There are few secrets
in this book that are deliberately concealed from the general public. Most socalled
secrets are things that are there if you look for them—and if you know
where to look. You can discover lots of secrets on your own just by clicking all
the links on all the pages of your favorite sites and poring over every single
page of the site’s help system. The sad fact is, most users never get beyond a
site’s home page—and there aren’t too many secrets there!
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