October 01, 2008 in Applications, Internet | 3 Comments
In most applications, there will be a bunch of shortcuts to help you boost your productivity. Especially in Mac, you will see more shortcuts than when you used Windows, it's just because Mac users are meant to be more productive and used less hand-mouse movement.
Some of the shortcuts, however, are not usually used, some are even not widely known. Today, I'd like to compile some of the useful shortcuts for Safari that you will probably use in the future, including the less-known but highly useful ones.
| 1 | Command-Option-F | Select Google Search Box |
| 2 | Option-Arrow Up/Down | Scroll Up/Down with Larger Increment |
| 3 | Spacebar | Scroll Down Screen |
| 4 | Shift-Spacebar | Scroll Up Screen |
| 5 | Command-Click | Open Link in New Tab |
| 6 | Command-Click Bookmarks Folder | Open All Bookmarks in Tabs |
| 7 | Click-Hold on Back/Forward | See List of Recent Pages by Name |
| 8 | Option-Click-Hold on Back/Forward | See List of Recent Pages by Address |
| 9 | Command-Shift-D | Bookmark Page to Bookmark Menu |
| 10 | Command-Option-B | Open Bookmarks Library |
| 11 | Command-Shift-K | Block Pop-Up Windows |
| 12 | Command-Comma | Open Safari Preferences |
| 13 | Command-Option-E | Empty Safari Cache |
| 14 | Command-L | Jump to Address Bar |
| 15 | Command-Option-W | Close Other Tabs |
| 16 | Command-Shift-I | Mail Link to Current Page |
| 17 | Command-Shift-B | Toggle Bookmarks Bar |
| 18 | Command-Slash | Toggle Status Bar |
| 19 | Command-Shift-Backslash | Toggle Toolbar |
| 20 | Command.+/Command.-/Command.0 | Adjust Text Size |
| 21 | Command-Option-K | Mark Page as SnapBack |
| 22 | Command-Option-P | Navigate to Marked SnapBack |
| 23 | Command-Option-S | SnapBack to Search Result |
| 24 | Command.Shift.] | Select Next Tab |
| 25 | Command.Shift.[ | Select Previous Tab |
Oh, I forgot Command-R to reload page and Command-Q to quit Safari.
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3 Comments
Holger
Try Command-I to mail the current page, not just the link..
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Anurag
good... thanks for the useful shortcuts.Keep up the good work.
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Felipe
Command-Shift-H go to homepage very useful
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