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Keyboard Shortcuts of Google Crome

Google Crome working shortcuts for fast use and typing.

 Here are following Keyboard shortcuts for fast and comfortable use of Google Crome. These shortcuts are time saving:-

                Use For                                                       Keyboard Shortcut
  1. To open console of crome                                       : F12
  2. To open Dowloads                                                   : Ctrl+j
  3. To open new tabs and jump it                                : Ctrl+T
  4. Set focus on the last item in the Chrome toolbar : F10
  5. Switch focus to unfocused dialog (if showing)      : F6
  6. To open History in new Tab                                   : Ctrl+h
  7. To reload current page                                           : F5
  8. To come to Home (return from site)                     : Alt+Home
  9. To open Crome menu                                             : Alt+f or Alt+e or F10+Enter
  10. To open Bookmarks Manager                               : Ctrl+Shift+o
  11. To Show or hide the Bookmarks bar                    : Ctrl+Shift+b
  12. To open Task Manager                                           : Shift+Esc
  13. To reopen a last closed tab and jump to it            : Ctrl+Shift+t
  14. To open a new window                                            : Ctrl+n
  15. Jump to next open tab                                            : Ctrl+tab or Ctrl+PgDn
  16. Jump to previous tab                                              : Ctrl+Shift+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp
  17. Jump to the last tab                                                : Ctrl+9
  18. Jump to the first/specific tab                                  : Ctrl+1 or Ctrl+8 
  19. Close the current tab                                               : Ctrl+w or Ctrl+F4    
  20. Close the current window                                       : Ctrl+Shift+w
  21. To maximize the current window                          : Alt+Space+x
  22. To minimize the current window                           : Alt+Space+n
  23. To Open find bar                                                     : Ctrl+f or F3
  24. To Open the Clear Browsing Data options           : Ctrl+Shift+Delete
  25. Log in a different user or browse as a Guest        : Ctrl+Shift+m
  26. Open a feedback form                                            : Alt+Shift+i
  27. Search from anywhere on the page                       : Ctrl + k or Ctrl + e
  28. Open the Chrome Help Center in a new tab        : F1
  29. To Add www. and .com to a site name                     : type a search term+Ctrl+Enter
  30. To Quit the Google Crome                                        : Ctrl+Shift+q

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