Hello there! Today I am going to show you top 10 Google Chrome shortcuts you should know. These shortcuts will improve your browsing experience. Learn!

1. Bookmark all tabs

I know you are conversant with Ctrl + D to bookmark the current page, however, there is another trick that will allow you to bookmark all the tabs on your current browser window. The command is Ctrl + Shift + D. This is pretty cool in that it helps you to bookmark a group of tabs so that you can close them in order to minimize the number of tabs you have open. You can also give it a new name of your choice for identification.


2. Jump to next or previous tab

You can jump one tab to the right and another to the left. On your windows operating system, use Ctrl + Tab to move to the right and Ctrl+Shift+Tab to move to the left.

3. Page up and down

When you are viewing a page and not engaging your cursor in Google Chrome, hit the spacebar to page down on a page and Shift + spacebar to page up.



4. Clear your recent history

You can use the Ctrl + Shift + Delete on your keyboard to clear your recent browsing data history. You can also choose a time range of the last hour, last two hours, last four hours, today or everything.

5. Zoom your page

If you have trouble reading a small font on a page, you can zoom this by hitting the Ctrl + Shift + = (equals to sign) to zoom in and use Ctrl + Shift + - (minus sign) to zoom out. You can also use Ctrl + Shift + 0 (zero) to return to the default zoom level.

6. Move to the URL bar

Instead of using your cursor to move to the URL address bar. You can quickly head to the URL bar by hitting Ctrl + L.

7. View all your downloads

You can see all your downloads on your browser by using the command Ctrl + J to view the files you have downloaded with Google Chrome.


8. Open a new tab

You can open a new tab in your browser by using the command Ctrl + T.

9. Stop a page from loading

If you accidentally refresh a page or click on a link you observed its coded to open in the current page you are viewing other than in a new tab, you can use the Escape key on your keyboard to stop it from loading . You can also use Ctrl + R to refresh the page.



10. Browse in Incognito(private) window


When you are in this window, pages you view in incognito tabs won’t stick around in your browser’s history, cookie store, or search history after you’ve closed all of your incognito tabs. Any files you download or bookmarks you create will be kept. You can enable Incognito window in Google Chrome by using the command Ctrl + Shift + N

Source: http://www.gadgetsradar.com/how-to/top-10-google-chrome-shortcuts-you-should-know

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