Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet Make Tech Easier

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Windows Linux Mac Function

Ctrl + Tab, or Ctrl + PgDown Ctrl + Tab, or Goes to the next tab. If there's no
⌘ + Option + right arrow tab, then it goes to the first tab
from the left of the browser.
Ctrl + Shift + Tab, or Ctrl + PgUp Ctrl + Shift + Tab, or Goes to the previous tab
⌘ + Option + left arrow
Ctrl + W, or Ctrl + F4 ⌘+W This closes the current tab or pop
up window
Backspace, or Alt + left arrow ⌘+[ Goes to the tab's previous page in
Alt + left arrow browsing history
Shift + Backspace, Alt + right arrow Shift + Delete, or Goes to the tab's next page in
Alt + right arrow ⌘+] browsing history
Alt + F N.A. opens the Chome or Tools menu,
where most Chrome settings can
be accessed and changed.
Ctrl + H ⌘+Y Opens the History page
Ctrl + J ⌘ + Shift + J Opens the Downloads page
Ctrl + Shift + B ⌘ + Shift + B Shows/hides the bookmark bar
Ctrl + Shift + Delete ⌘ + Shift + Delete Opens the page for Clear Browsing
Data
Ctrl + L, or Alt + D Ctrl + L ⌘+L Highlights the URL in the address
bar
Ctrl + D ⌘+D Saves the current page as a
bookmark
Ctrl + Shift + D ⌘ + Shift + D Saves all open pages in a new
bookmark folder
Type a URL, then press Alt+Enter. Type a URL, then press Opens a URL in a new tab in the
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If you have a Mac, there are certain shortcuts that are specific to the device. Here are some of them:
N.A. N.A. ⌘ + Shift + I Emails your current page.
N.A. N.A. ⌘+, Opens Preferences from the
Chrome menu
N.A. N.A. ⌘ + Option + J Opens the JavaScript Console.
N.A. N.A. ⌘+: Opens the Spelling and Grammar
dialog.
N.A. N.A. ⌘+; Checks your current page for
spelling and grammar

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N.A. N.A. ⌘ + Shift + Z Repeats your last action.
N.A. N.A. ⌘+Z Reverts your last action.

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