Keyboard shortcuts

Windows and Mac shortcuts.

Action	Windows	macOS
Copy	`CtrlC`	`CmdC`
Paste	`CtrlV`	`CmdV`
Cut	`CtrlX`	`CmdX`
Undo	`CtrlZ`	`CmdZ`
Redo	`CtrlY`	`CmdShiftZ`
Select all	`CtrlA`	`CmdA`
Find text	`CtrlF`	`CmdF`
Save	`CtrlS`	`CmdS`
Switch apps / windows	`AltTab`	`CmdTab`
Screenshot an area	`WinShiftS`	`CmdShift4`
Lock screen	`WinL`	`CtrlCmdQ`
Open emoji picker	`Win.`	`CtrlCmdSpace`
Print	`CtrlP`	`CmdP`
New browser tab	`CtrlT`	`CmdT`
Close browser tab	`CtrlW`	`CmdW`
Reopen closed tab	`CtrlShiftT`	`CmdShiftT`
Next browser tab	`CtrlTab`	`CmdOption→`
Previous browser tab	`CtrlShiftTab`	`CmdOption←`
New browser window	`CtrlN`	`CmdN`
New incognito window	`CtrlShiftN`	`CmdShiftN`
Close browser window	`CtrlShiftW`	`CmdShiftW`
Focus address bar	`CtrlL`	`CmdL`
Previous webpage	`Alt←`	`Cmd←`
Next webpage	`Alt→`	`Cmd→`
Reload page	`CtrlR`	`CmdR`
Reload without cache	`CtrlShiftR`	`CmdShiftR`
Stop loading page	`Esc`	`Esc`
Next search match	`CtrlG`	`CmdG`
Previous search match	`CtrlShiftG`	`CmdShiftG`
Zoom in on page	`Ctrl+`	`Cmd+`
Zoom out on page	`Ctrl−`	`Cmd−`
Reset page zoom	`Ctrl0`	`Cmd0`
Bookmark this page	`CtrlD`	`CmdD`
Show / hide bookmarks bar	`CtrlShiftB`	`CmdShiftB`
Open browsing history	`CtrlH`	`CmdY`
Open browser downloads	`CtrlJ`	`CmdShiftJ`
Open a file in the browser	`CtrlO`	`CmdO`
Toggle browser fullscreen	`F11`	`FnF`
Delete previous word	`CtrlBackspace`	`OptionDelete`
Delete next character	`Delete`	`FnDelete`
Move one word left	`Ctrl←`	`Option←`
Move one word right	`Ctrl→`	`Option→`
Select words to the left	`CtrlShift←`	`OptionShift←`
Select words to the right	`CtrlShift→`	`OptionShift→`
Move to start of line	`Home`	`Cmd←`
Move to end of line	`End`	`Cmd→`
Move to start of document	`CtrlHome`	`Cmd↑`
Move to end of document	`CtrlEnd`	`Cmd↓`

Use your physical keyboard. Browser shortcuts follow Chrome; other apps may differ. Cmd = Command.

How to use keyboard shortcuts

Find the action you need and follow the Windows or macOS column. For shortcuts with a + sign, hold down the other keys while pressing the last one.

Start with copy, paste, undo and switching tabs. Select text before copying or cutting, and place the cursor where you want to paste it.