Google Chrome Keyboard shortcuts keys for Linux- Do you know
maximum professionals use keyboard shortcuts
key for fast work it’s save time. Keyboards shortcuts are faster than mouse.
Below Google chrome Keyboard
shortcuts keys are given for Linux OS. This shortcuts keys work on Google chrome
in Linux.
Google Chrome keyboard shortcuts keys for Linux
Tab and window shortcuts
Shortcuts Keys
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Action on Shortcuts keys
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Ctrl+N
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Opens a new window.
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Ctrl+T
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Opens a new tab.
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Ctrl+Shift+N
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Opens a new window in incognito
mode.
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Press Ctrl+O, then
select file.
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Opens a file from your computer in
Google Chrome.
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Press Ctrl and
click a link. Or click a link with your middle mouse button (or mousewheel).
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Opens the link in a new tab in the
background .
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Press Ctrl+Shift and
click a link. Or press Shift and click a link with your
middle mouse button (or mousewheel).
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Opens the link in a new tab and
switches to the newly opened tab.
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Press Shift and
click a link.
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Opens the link in a new window.
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Ctrl+Shift+T
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Reopens the last tab you've
closed. Google Chrome remembers the last 10 tabs you've closed.
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Drag a link to a tab.
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Opens the link in the tab.
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Drag a link to a blank area on the
tab strip.
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Opens the link in a new tab.
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Drag a tab out of the tab strip.
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Opens the tab in a new window.
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Drag a tab out of the tab strip
and into an existing window.
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Opens the tab in the existing
window.
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Press Esc while
dragging a tab.
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Returns the tab to its original
position.
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Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8
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Switches to the tab at the
specified position number on the tab strip.
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Ctrl+9
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Switches to the last tab.
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Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+PgDown
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Switches to the next tab.
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Ctrl+Shift+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp
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Switches to the previous tab.
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Ctrl+Shift+Q
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Closes Google Chrome.
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Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4
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Closes the current tab or pop-up.
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Click a tab with your middle mouse
button (or mousewheel).
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Closes the tab you clicked.
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Right-click, or click and hold
either the Back or Forward arrow in the browser toolbar.
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Displays your browsing history in
the tab.
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Press Alt and the
left arrow together.
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Goes to the previous page in your
browsing history for the tab.
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Press Alt and the
right arrow together.
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Goes to the next page in your
browsing history for the tab.
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Click either the Back arrow,
Forward arrow, or Go button in the toolbar with your middle mouse button (or
mousewheel).
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Opens the button destination in a
new tab in the background.
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Double-click the blank area on the
tab strip.
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Maximizes or minimizes the window.
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Google Chrome feature shortcuts
Shortcuts Keys
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Action on Shortcuts keys
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Alt+F
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Opens the Tools menu, which lets
you customize and control settings in Google Chrome.
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Ctrl+Shift+B
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Toggles the bookmarks bar on and
off.
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Ctrl+H
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Opens the History page.
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Ctrl+J
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Opens the Downloads page.
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Shift+Esc
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Opens the Task Manager.
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Ctrl+Shift+J
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Opens Developer Tools.
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Ctrl+Shift+Delete
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Opens the Clear Browsing Data
dialog.
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F1
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Opens the Help Center in a new tab
(our favorite).
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Ctrl+Shift+M
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Switch between multiple users.
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Address bar shortcuts
Use the following shortcuts in the address
bar:
Shortcuts Keys
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Action on Shortcuts keys
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Type a search term, then
press Enter.
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Performs a search using your
default search engine.
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Type a search engine keyword,
press Space, type a search term, and press Enter.
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Performs a search using the search
engine associated with the keyword.
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Begin typing a search engine URL,
press Tab when prompted, type a search term, and press Enter.
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Performs a search using the search
engine associated with the URL.
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Ctrl+L
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Highlights the URL.
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Ctrl+K or Ctrl+E
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Places a '?' in the address bar.
Type a search term after the question mark to perform a search using your
default search engine.
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Press Ctrl+Shift and
the left arrow together.
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Moves your cursor to the preceding
key term in the address bar
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Press Ctrl+Shift and
the right arrow together.
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Moves your cursor to the next key
term in the address bar
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Ctrl+Backspace
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Deletes the key term that precedes
your cursor in the address bar
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Select an entry in the address bar
drop-down menu with your keyboard arrows, then press Shift+Delete.
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Deletes the entry from your
browsing history, if possible.
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Click an entry in the address bar
drop-down menu with your middle mouse button (or mousewheel).
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Opens the entry in a new tab in
the background.
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Press Page Up or Page
Down when the address bar drop-down menu is visible.
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Selects the first or last entry in
the drop-down menu.
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Shortcuts Keys
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Action on Shortcuts keys
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Ctrl+P
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Prints your current page.
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Ctrl+S
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Saves your current page.
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Ctrl+R
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Reloads your current page.
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Esc
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Stops the loading of your current
page.
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Ctrl+F
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Opens the find bar.
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Ctrl+G or Enter
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Finds the next match for your
input in the find bar.
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Ctrl+Shift+G or Shift+Enter
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Finds the previous match for your
input in the find bar.
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Press Alt and
click a link.
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Downloads the target of the link.
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Ctrl+U
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Opens the source of your current
page.
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Drag a link to bookmarks bar
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Saves the link as a bookmark.
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Ctrl+D
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Saves your current webpage as a
bookmark.
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Ctrl+Shift+D
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Saves all open pages as bookmarks
in a new folder.
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F11
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Opens your page in full-screen
mode. Press F11again to exit full-screen.
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Ctrl and +, or press Ctrl and
scroll your mousewheel up.
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Enlarges everything on the page.
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Ctrl and -, or press Ctrl and
scroll your mousewheel down.
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Makes everything on the page
smaller.
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Ctrl+0
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Returns everything on the page to
normal size.
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Space bar
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Scrolls down the web page.
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Home
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Goes to the top of the page.
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End
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Goes to the bottom of the page.
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Text shortcuts
Shortcuts Keys
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Action on Shortcuts keys
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Ctrl+C
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Copies highlighted content to the
clipboard.
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Ctrl+V or Shift+Insert
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Pastes content from the clipboard.
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Ctrl+Shift+V
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Paste content from the clipboard
without formatting.
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Ctrl+X or Shift+Delete
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Deletes the highlighted content
and copies it to the clipboard.
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