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Google Chrome Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

1
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<p>Open a new window</p>

A

<p>Ctrl﹢n</p>

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<p>Open a new window in Incognito mode</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢Shift﹢n</p>

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<p>Open a new tab, and jump to it</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢t</p>

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<p>Reopen previously closed tabs in the order they were closed</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢Shift﹢t</p>

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<p>Jump to the next open tab</p>

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Ctrl﹢Tab

Ctrl﹢PgDn

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<p>Jump to the previous open tab</p>

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Ctrl﹢Shift﹢Tab
Ctrl﹢PgUp

Mac:
⌘﹢Option﹢Left arrow

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<p>Jump to a specific tab</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8</p>

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<p>Jump to the rightmost tab</p>

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Ctrl﹢9

SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd

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<p>Open your home page in the current tab</p>

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<p>Alt﹢Home</p>

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<p>Open the previous page from your browsing history in the current tab</p>

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Alt﹢Left arrow

Mac:
Cmd﹢Left arrow
Cmd﹢[

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<p>Open the next page from your browsing history in the current tab</p>

A

Alt﹢Right arrow

Mac:
Cmd﹢Right arrow
Cmd﹢]

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12
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<p>Close the current tab</p>

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Ctrl﹢w

Ctrl﹢F4

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<p>Close the current window</p>

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Ctrl﹢Shift﹢w

Alt﹢F4

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<p>Minimize the current window</p>

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Alt﹢Space then n

More of a OS shortcut than a Chrome shortcut

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<p>Maximize the current window</p>

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Alt﹢Space then x

More of a OS shortcut than a Chrome shortcut

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16
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<p>Quit Google Chrome</p>

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<p>Alt﹢f then x</p>

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<p>Open the Chrome menu</p>

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Alt﹢f (On Mac: Alt to Opt types ƒ)

Alt﹢e (On Mac: Alt to Opt types ´)

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18
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<p>Show or hide the Bookmarks bar</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢Shift﹢b</p>

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<p>Open the Bookmarks Manager</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢Shift﹢o</p>

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Open the History page in a new tab

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Ctrl﹢h

Mac;
⌘﹢y

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<p>Open the Downloads page in a new tab</p>

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<p>Ctrl﹢j</p>

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<p>Open the Chrome Task Manager</p>

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<p>Shift﹢Esc</p>

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<p>Set focus on the first item in the Chrome toolbar</p>

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<p>Shift﹢Alt﹢t</p>

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<p>Set focus on the rightmost item in the Chrome toolbar</p>

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<p>F10</p>

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Switch focus to unfocused dialog (if showing) and all toolbars

F6

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Open the Find Bar to search the current page

Ctrl﹢f or F3

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Jump to the next match to your Find Bar search

Ctrl﹢g

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Jump to the previous match to your Find Bar search

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢g

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Open Developer Tools
Ctrl﹢Shift﹢j (Specifically opens the Javascript Console in DevTools) F12 (Specifically opens the Elements (first?) tab in DevTools) UNDOCUMENTED?: Ctrl﹢Shift﹢i (Does same as F12) Mac: ⌘﹢Option﹢i (DevTools firs tab (Elements)) ⌘﹢Option﹢j (DevTools Javascript Console tab)
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Open the Clear Browsing Data options

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢Delete Mac (Unofficial documentation): ⌘﹢Shift﹢Backspace
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Open the Chrome Help Center in a new tab

F1

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Log in a different user or browse as a Guest

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢m

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Open a feedback form

Alt﹢Shift﹢i Undocumented "Equivalent" on Mac: Cmd﹢Shift﹢i opens Gmail with page URL as body, page title as subject Note: Opt﹢Shift﹢i actually types the character ˆ on Mac
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Turn on caret browsing

F7 | SAME ON Mac
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Perform equivalent action when caret on address bar: Search with your default search engine unless recognized as a link, in which case follow link
Type search term﹢Enter | SAME ON Mac
36

Search using a different search engine

Type search engine name﹢Tab | SAME ON Mac
37
Add www. and .com to a site name, and open it in the CURRENT TAB
Type site name﹢Ctrl﹢Enter | SAME ON Mac
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Perform the equivalent action: Open a new tab; In the new tab, type term into the address bar and press Enter.
FOREGROUND VERSION: Type term (in current address bar)﹢Alt﹢Enter UNDOCUMENTED BACKGROUND VERSION: Type term (in current address bar)﹢Alt﹢Shift﹢Enter On Mac (NOTE THE REVERSAL): UNDOCUMENTED FOREGROUND VERSION: Type term (in current address bar)﹢Cmd﹢Shift﹢Enter DOCUMENTED BACKGROUND VERSION: Type term (in current address bar)﹢Cmd﹢Enter
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Jump to the address bar

Ctrl﹢L (Prefer this for portability) Alt﹢d (Opt﹢d appears to do nothing on Mac, but Alt to Cmd does page bookmark...) F6 (bad, since Switch focus to unfocused dialog (if showing) and all toolbars is F6 also) Mac: Cmd﹢L
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Perform the equivalent action: Jump to address bar; type in Google search engine and press Tab. TL;DR Force a Google search from anywhere on the page
Ctrl﹢k Ctrl﹢e NOTE: This actually forces a google search (URLs are not followed). Use Ctrl﹢L to simply jump to address bar. Mac: ⌘﹢Option﹢f
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Remove predictions from your address bar

Down arrow to highlight﹢Shift﹢Delete | SAME ON Mac
42

Move cursor to the address bar (DOESN'T APPEAR TO ACTUALLY WORK, IGNORE THIS)

Control﹢F5 [sic]

43

Open options to print the current page

Ctrl﹢p (SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd) NOTE: On Mac, there is a separate "Page Setup" dialog for printing which is activated with ⌘﹢Option﹢p
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Open options to save the current page

Ctrl﹢s | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
45

Reload the current page

Ctrl﹢r F5 Mac: Cmd﹢r
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Reload the current page, ignoring cached content

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢r Shift﹢F5 Mac: Cmd﹢Shift﹢r
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Stop the page loading

Esc | SAME ON Mac
48

Browse clickable items moving forward

Tab | SAME ON Mac
49

Browse clickable items moving backward

Shift﹢Tab | SAME ON Mac
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Open a file from your computer in Chrome

Ctrl﹢o﹢Select a file | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
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Display non-editable HTML source code for the current page

Ctrl﹢u

52

Save your current webpage as a bookmark

Ctrl﹢d

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Save all open tabs as bookmarks in a new folder

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢d | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
54

Turn full-screen mode on or off

F11 Mac (NOTE USAGE OF Ctrl!): ⌘﹢Ctrl﹢f
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Make everything on the page bigger

Ctrl and + | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
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Make everything on the page smaller

Ctrl and - | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
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Return everything on the page to default size
Ctrl﹢0 | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Cmd
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Scroll down a webpage, a screen at a time
Space PgDn (SAME ON Mac)
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Scroll up a webpage, a screen at a time
Shift﹢Space PgUp (SAME ON Mac)
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Go to the top of the page
Home | SAME ON Mac
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Go to the bottom of the page
End | SAME ON Mac
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Scroll horizontally on the page (Mouse)
Shift﹢Scroll your mousewheel | SAME ON Mac
63

Move your cursor to the beginning of the previous word in a text field

Ctrl﹢Left arrow | SAME ON Mac; Ctrl to Opt
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Move your cursor to the next word

Ctrl﹢Right arrow Mac: Option﹢Right arrow NOTE: Mac and Windows have different behavior here! Hard to explain, but basically: Mac: move to the end of the current word Windows: move to the beginning of previous word
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Delete the previous word in a text field

Ctrl﹢Backspace

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Open the Home page in the current tab

Alt﹢Home

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Reset page zoom level

Ctrl﹢0

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Open a link in a current tab (mouse only)

Drag a link to a tab

69

Open a link in new background tab

Ctrl﹢Click a link

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Open a link, and jump to it

Ctrl﹢Shift﹢Click a link

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Open a link, and jump to it (mouse only)

Drag a link to a blank area of the tab strip

72

Open a link in a new window

Shift﹢Click a link

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Open a tab in a new window (mouse only)

Drag the tab out of the tab strip

74

Move a tab to a current window (mouse only)

Drag the tab into an existing window

75

Return a tab to its original position

Press Esc while dragging

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Save the current webpage as a bookmark

Drag the web address to the Bookmarks Bar

77

Scroll horizontally on the page

Shift﹢Scroll your mousewheel

78

Download the target of a link

Alt﹢Click a link

79

Display your browsing history

Right-click Back/Next or click &amp; hold Back/Next

80

Switch between maximized and windowed modes

Double-click a blank area of the tab strip

81

Make everything on the page bigger

Ctrl﹢Scroll your mousewheel up

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Make everything on the page smaller

Ctrl﹢Scroll your mousewheel down

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