Shortcuts & Tricks About Google Chrome

About Commands

about: ->show version info
about:version -> same to about:
about:cache -> show cache content
about:plugins -> show info of plugins installed
about:memory ->show memory usage
about:crash -> crash the tab
about:dns -> show dns info, like time
about:network -> network tools
about:stats -> shh! this page is secret!
about:internets -> the tubes are clogged!
about:histograms ->histograms resume

Window and tab shortcuts

Ctrl+N Open a new window

Ctrl+Shift+N Open a new window in incognito mode

Press Ctrl, and click a link Open link in a new tab

Press Shift, and click a link Open link in a new window

Alt+F4 Close current window

Ctrl+T Open a new tab

Ctrl+Shift+T Reopen last tab closed (remembers 10)

Drag link to tab Open link in specified tab

Drag link to space between tabs Open link in a new tab

Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8 Switch to the tab at the specified position number. The number you press represents a position on the tab strip.

Ctrl+9 Switch to the last tab

Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+PgDown Switch to the next tab

Ctrl+Shift+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp Switch to the previous tab

Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 Close current tab or pop-up

Alt+Home Open your homepage

Ctrl+O, then select file Open a file from your computer in Google Chrome

Address bar shortcuts

Do one of the following actions in the address bar:

Type a search term Perform a search using your default search engine

Type the part of the web address that’s between ‘www.’ and ‘.com’, then press Ctrl+Enter

Type a search engine keyword or URL, press Tab, then type a search term Perform a search using the search engine associated with the keyword or the URL. Google Chrome prompts you to press Tab if it recognizes the search engine you’re trying to use.

F6 or Ctrl+L or Alt+D Highlight content in the web address area

Type a web address, then press Alt+Enter Open your web address in a new tab

Shortcuts to open Google Chrome features

Ctrl+B Toggle bookmarks bar on and off
Ctrl+H View the History page
Ctrl+J View the Downloads page
Shift+Escape View the Task manager

Webpage shortcuts

Ctrl+P Print your current page
F5 Reload current page
Esc Stop page loading
Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 Reload current page, ignoring cached content
Press Alt, and click a link Download link
Ctrl+F Open find-in-page box
Ctrl+G or F3 Find next match for your input in the find-in-page box
Ctrl+Shift+G or Shift+F3 Find previous match for your input in the find-in-page box
Ctrl+U View source
Drag link to bookmarks bar Bookmark the link
Ctrl+D Bookmark your current webpage
Ctrl++ Make text larger
Ctrl+- Make text smaller
Ctrl+0 Return to normal text size

Other

Backspace, or press Alt and the left arrow together Go to the previous page in your browsing history for the tab

Shift+Backspace, or press Alt and the right arrow together Go to the next page in your browsing history for the tab

Ctrl+K or Ctrl+E Places a ‘?’ in the address bar. Type a search term after the ‘?’ to perform a search using your default search engine.

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl and the left arrow together Jump to the previous word in the address bar

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl and the right arrow together Jump to the next word in the address bar

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl+Backspace Delete the previous word in the address bar

Space bar Scroll down the web page
Home Go to the top of the page
End Go to the bottom of the page

Unknown Shortcuts & Tricks About Mozilla firefox

1. More space on the screen: Using smaller icons will get more space on the screen within the browser. To do this go to: View>Toolbars>Customize>Click on “Use small icons.

2. Use keywords: You can make your search a bit faster by customizing the Firefox search bar. It is best to use for frequently visited sites, such as Wikipedia.com

Open wikipedia.com and Right click search bar of wikipedia. Now you will see a option to Add keyword for this search click on it and enter an easy keyword that you can remember, for example, “wiki“

Now,When you want something on wikipedia, type Wiki in Firefox address Bar followed by your search term.

Like: wiki human history

When you press Enter key it will search wikipedia for human history and show you the results.

You can do this for any search box on any website.

3. Keyboard shortcuts: Firefox has several shortcuts to make more practical use:

A) Spacebar (scroll down the page)
B) Shift + Spacebar (scroll up the page)
C) Ctrl + F (find words on the page)
D) Alt + N (find next word)
E) Ctrl + D (bookmark)
F) Ctrl + T (new tab)
G) Ctrl + K (go to the search bar)
H) Ctrl + L (go to address bar)
I) Ctrl + = (increase text size)
J) Ctrl + – (decrease text size)
K) Ctrl + W (close tab)
L) F5 (refresh)
M) Alt + Home (go to the home page)


4. Navigation between tabs, you can also use the Keyboard keys to navigate between tabs.

* Ctrl + Tab (move tab)
* Ctrl + Shft + Tab (back tab)
* Ctrl +1-9 (skip to the tab number x)

5. AutoComplete: We can access web pages just by putting the name without having to put ”www” or “.com / net / org / ….” Just putting for example “cybertechguru.blogspot” and pressing Shift + Enter will add the “.net” at the end automatically. For”.com“ press Ctrl + Enter for “.Org” press Ctrl + Shift + Enter.


6. Mouse Shortcuts: Besides keyboard shortcuts exist, there are also using the mouse:

I. Central-click on a link (open a new tab)
II. Shift + Wheel up (previous page)
III. Shift + Wheel down (next page)
IV. Ctrl-Wheel up (decrease text size)
V. Ctrl-wheel down (increase text size)
VI. Central-click on a tab (closes tab)