Up/Down Arrow keys: will scroll the page in smaller increments.

Shift + Space Bar: will scroll up one screen at a time.

Space Bar: will scroll down one screen at a time.

Command + Right Arrow (Mac) or Alt + Right Arrow (Windows): will take you to forward one page in your browsing history.

Command + Left Arrow (Mac) or Alt + Left Arrow (Windows): will take you to the previous page in your browsing history.

Ctrl + Right arrow or Ctrl + Left arrow: Google Chrome feature shortcuts.

Shift Tab: will move the focus to the previous item (link or form element) on a page. Quit Google Chrome: Alt + f then x: Move tabs right or left with keyboard focus.

Whenever you’re in Incognito mode, you’ll be able to tell because the Chrome browser window’s toolbar will have a darker color scheme and there will be a small incognito icon beside the address bar in the toolbar.

Tab: will move the focus to the next item (link or form element) on a page. Because Google likes to make things complicated, there are some browser-specific commands for these keyboard shortcuts if you use Chrome. Mac: Press Command+Shift+N After pressing the keyboard shortcut, a special Incognito window will open.

Pressing Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) will take you to the desired website or perform the search. Once the focus is on the Address Bar you can either type the address of a different website, or a search term to perform a Google search. Google Chrome has integrated search in the Address Bar.

Command + L on the Mac or Control + L on Windows: will place the focus on the Address Bar.

Get straight to your Downloads list with this shortcut. Shortcut to Open Downloads: Mac: Cmd + Shift + J. I use it to switch between my Google accounts and adjust the theme settings. This is great for going straight to the settings page in Chrome. The following shortcuts will let you browse the Web with Google Chrome using only the keyboard: Mac: Cmd + Comma key (‘,’) PC: No shortcut for PC.

Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts Video Tutorial.

To download the version of Chrome for your operating system, visit This tutorial will cover some of the most commonly used shortcuts for browsing the Web with Google Chrome.

Chrome is a free web browser from Google available for both Windows and the Mac.

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