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Some Keyboard Shortcuts for Browsers:Every Developer must Know

Shortcuts

Here some Keyboard Shortcuts which can help you to navigate faster through the browsers.So start using these shortcuts and surprise the noobs and make them to ask "How did you do that????".

1. Ctrl+1(to 8)  Navigate from 1st tab to 8th tab(counting start from left)


2. Ctrl+9  Navigate Last tab


3. Ctrl+Tab  Navigate next (just right) tab


4. Ctrl+Shift+Tab  Navigate previous (just left) tab


5. Ctrl+W Close the current tab


6. Ctrl+T Open new tab


7. Ctrl+Shift+T Open recently closed tab


8. Ctrl+N Open New Window


9. Alt+F4 Close the current window


10. Alt+Left Arrow Back (same as Backspace)


11. Alt+Right Arrow Forward (same as Shift+Backspace )


12. F5 Reload the current tab


13. Shift+F5 Reload the current tab without fetching from Cache


14. Esc Stop loading the current page


15. Alt+Home Open Homepage in current tab


16. Ctrl + '+'(Ctrl and +) Zoom in


17. Ctrl + '-'(Ctrl and -) Zoom out


19. Ctrl+0 Default Zoom


20. F11 Full Screen


21. Space scroll down(same as PageDown)


22. Shift+Space scroll up(same as PageUp)


23. Home Jump at the starting of the page


24. End Jump at the end of the page


25. Ctrl+L Go to the url bar and select existed url


26. Ctrl+Enter Add "www." prefix and ".com" sffix to the typed url. For example,type google into the address bar and press Ctrl+Enter to open www.google.com.


27. Ctrl+Left Click To open the link in a new tab


28. Ctrl+F Search on the page


29. Ctrl+J Download Page


30. Ctrl+H History


31. Ctrl+D Bookmark the current page


32. Ctrl+P Print the current page


33. Ctrl+S Save the current page


34. Ctrl+U Open the source code of the current page


35. F12 Open developer tools(Requires add-on's like firebug etc.)


36. F6 Select and deselect current url.


37. Tab Only for Chrome: If you are logged in you can select gmail link by pressing just Tab


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