1. Manage Tabs
▪Ctrl+T Open new tab
▪Ctrl+W/Ctrl+F4 Close tab (or close Chrome if only one tab is open)
▪Ctrl+Shift+T Reopen last tab closed. Up to 10 tabs.
▪Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8 Jump to first tab, second tab, etc.
▪Ctrl+9 switch to the last tab
▪Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab Switch to the next / previous tab (or use ctrl+page up/ctrl+page down)
▪Ctrl+N Open new Chrome window
▪Ctrl+Shift+N Open new Chrome window in incognito mode
▪Alt+F4 Close current window
▪Ctrl+left-click Open link in a new background tab
▪Ctrl+Shift+left-click Open link in a new foreground tab
▪Shift+left-click Open link in a new window
▪Alt+left-click Download link
▪Drag link to existing tab Open link in selected tab
▪Drag link to tab bar Open link in a new tab in the specified position on the tab strip.
2. Address Bar
▪Alt+D (or Ctrl+L) Jump to address bar; highlights current webpage URI if available
▪Ctrl+E (or Ctrl+K) Enter search query in address bar
▪Home/End in address bar Jump to beginning / end of address bar
▪Ctrl+A in address bar Select all text of address. Also use shift+end with cursor at beginning or shift+home with cursor at end
▪Type name of site and press Ctrl+Enter Add www. to beginning and .com to end of input and opens the web address in current tab.
▪Type name of site and press Alt+Enter Add www. to beginning and .com to end of input and opens the web address in new background tab.
▪Type search term and press Enter Perform a search using the search engine associated with the keyword or the URI.
▪Type name of search engine and press Tab Tab-to-Search feature. E.g. Typing in ‘yahoo.com’ plus tab opens yahoo search. Add/edit search engines via ‘Under the Hood’ -> Basic -> Search Engines.
3. View Webpages
▪F6 Alternate focus between address bar and webpage
▪Arrow Down/Arrow Up with focus on webpage Scroll down / scroll up
▪Page Down/Page Up Scroll one page down / one page up. Also use space/shift+space
▪Home/End Jump to beginning / to end of webpage
▪Ctrl+[+]/- Zoom in / zoom out (or Ctrl+mousewheel)
▪Ctrl+0 (zero) Return zoom to normal text size
▪Ctrl+U View webpage source
▪F11 Turn full screen on / off
4. Browse between Webpages
▪Alt+Home Jump to homepage
▪Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Jump to previous webpage visited / jump to next webpage
▪F5/Ctrl+R Reload current webpage
▪Ctrl+F5/Shift+F5 Reload current webpage with cache override
▪Esc Stop webpage loading
Browse within Webpages
▪Tab/Shift+Tab with focus on webpage Jump to next / previous link
▪Enter on link Open link in current tab
▪Ctrl+Enter on link Open link in a new background tab
▪Shift+Ctrl+Enter on link Open link in a new foreground tab
▪Shift+Enter on link Open link in a new window
▪Alt+Enter on link Download link
▪Shift+F10 Open context menu (simulate right mouse button)
▪Ctrl+A Select all content on webpage
▪Ctrl+c with content selected Copy selected content to clipboard
Access Browser Features
▪Ctrl+P Print current webpage (Chrome Print Dialog)
▪Ctrl+Shift+P Print current webpage (Native Windows Print Dialog)
▪Ctrl+O Open file
▪Ctrl+S Save current webpage
▪Alt+F Open Wrench Menu (I’d call it file menu to remember the shortcut)
▪Ctrl+H Open History tab
▪Ctrl+J Open Downloads tab
Search
▪Ctrl+F/F3 Find text on webpage. Press Enter for
▪Enter/Shift+Enter with text found on webpage Find next / find previous match
▪Ctrl+G/Ctrl+Shift+G with text found on webpage Find next / find previous match
▪Esc With focus on Search box: Close Search box
Bookmarks Shortcuts
▪Ctrl+Shift+B Show or hide bookmarks bar
▪Ctrl+Shift+O Open Bookmark Manager
▪Ctrl+D Add bookmark for current webpage
▪Ctrl+Shift+D Saves all open pages as bookmarks in a new folder
▪Drag URI to bookmark bar Bookmark webpage (can be URI from address bar or link from page)
▪Alt+D, then F6 Jump to bookmark toolbar. Use arrow keys and enter to access bookmarks
▪Alt+F, then b Open Bookmark Manager Tab
The Rest
▪Shift+Alt+T Set focus on the toolbar. Use arrow keys to navigate between different buttons on the toolbar.
▪Shift+Esc View Google Task manager
▪F1 Chrome Help
Manage Chrome DevTools
Accessing DevTools and DevTools Basics
▪Ctrl+Shift+I (or F12) Open Developer Tools
▪Ctrl+Shift+J Open Developer Tools (With Focus on Console)
▪Ctrl+Shift+C Toggle Element Inspection mode
▪Ctrl+Shift+C (2x) Switch Focus on Developer Tools (there is not really a shortcut for focusing on the Developer Tool, but this is a workaround. Watch the Inspector Mode Icon change color as you press for guidence. Finally, this works only if DevTools are docked; if they are not, simpy switch between windows with Alt+Tab)
▪? Show General Settings Dialog (press Esc to exit)
▪Ctrl+[/] Switch to next / Switch to previous panel (add Alt to the combination to reverse the direction)
▪Ctrl+D Dock / Undock Developer Tool
▪Ctrl+Shift+M Toggle (mobile) Device Mode
▪Ctrl+F Search Text in Source
▪Ctrl+Shift+F Search Text across sources
▪Ctrl+O Search by Filename
▪Ctrl+[+]/- Zoom in / Zoom out Developer tools
▪Ctrl+0 (zero) Zoom to default
Elements Panel
▪Ctrl+Arrow Up Focus on the Elements content (this is strangely nowhere documented, but worked for me; without this one, you cannot use any of the other shortcuts below without clicking on the content first)
▪Arrow Up/Arrow Down Navigate upwards/ downwards
▪Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y Undo / Redo Change
▪Arrow Right/Arrow Left Expand / Collapse
▪Left-click on arrow Expand node
▪Ctrl+Alt+Left-click Expand/collapse node with all children
▪Enter Edit the element
▪H Hide the element
▪F2 Toggle edit as HTML
Styles Panel
▪Left-click Edit Rule
▪Left-click on white space Insert new property
▪Ctrl+Left-click on property Go to line of style rule property declaration
▪Shift+Left-click on property Cycle through the color definition value
▪Tab/Shift+Tab Edit next / edit previous property
▪Arrow Up/Arrow Down Increase / decrease value by 1
▪Page Up/Page Down Increase / decrease value by 10
▪Shift+Page Up/Page Down Increase / decrease value by 100
▪Alt+Arrow Up/Arrow Down Increase / decrease value by 100
Sources Panel
▪F8, Ctrl+ Pause / resume script execution
▪F8, Ctrl+ Pause / resume script execution
▪F10, Ctrl+’ Step over next function call
▪F11, Ctrl+; Step into next function call
▪Shift+F11, Ctrl+Shift+; Step out of current function
▪Ctrl+./, Select next / select previous call frame
▪Left-click on line-number Toggle breakpoint condition
▪Right-click on line number Edit breakpoint condition
▪Alt+Delete Delete individual words
▪Ctrl+/ Comment a line or selected text
▪Ctrl+S Save changes to local modifications
▪Ctrl+Alt+S Save all changes
▪Ctrl+G Go to line
▪Ctrl+O Search by filename
▪Ctrl+P+number Jump to line number
▪Ctrl+O+number +number Jump to column
▪Ctrl+Shift+O Go to member
▪Alt+W Close active tab
▪Ctrl+Enter Run snippet
▪Code Editor
▪Ctrl+M Go to matching bracket
▪Ctrl+P+number Jump to line number
▪Ctrl+O+number +number Jump to column
▪Ctrl+/ Toggle comment
▪Ctrl+D Select next occurrence
▪Ctrl+U Undo last selection
Timeline Panel
Ctrl+E Start / stop recording
Ctrl+S Save timeline data
Ctrl+O Open / Load timeline data
Profiles Panel
Ctrl+E Start / stop recording
Console Panel
Arrow Right Accept Suggestion
Arrow Up/Arrow Down Previous / next command (line)
Ctrl+` Focus the Console
Ctrl+L Clear Console
Shift+Enter Multi-line entry
Enter Execute
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