Shortcuts & Productivity · Cheatsheet
Chrome Browser Shortcuts Cheatsheet
Find Chrome tab, navigation, search, and page shortcuts. Use separate Windows, Linux, and Mac key references with links to official documentation.
39 shortcuts 7 sections
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Google Chrome on desktopThese assignments apply to Chrome, not every browser -
Windows and Linux: CtrlUse the Windows and Linux sections for those systems -
Mac: CommandUse the separate Mac section; modifier keys are not interchangeable -
Keyboard and app differencesDesktop settings and extensions can change key assignments
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Ctrl + TOpen a tab -
Ctrl + NOpen a window -
Ctrl + Shift + NOpen an Incognito window -
Ctrl + Shift + TReopen the most recently closed tab; repeat for earlier tabs -
Ctrl + WClose the current tab -
Ctrl + Tab / Ctrl + Shift + TabMove to the next or previous tab
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Ctrl + FFind text on the page -
Ctrl + DBookmark the current page -
Ctrl + JOpen Downloads -
Ctrl + POpen the print dialog -
Ctrl + 0Reset page zoom -
Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8Select the tab at that numbered position
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Command + RReload the page -
Shift + Command + RReload the page without cached content -
Command + FFind text on the page -
Command + DBookmark the current page -
Command + POpen the print dialog -
Command + 0Reset page zoom
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