Chrome is everywhere. According to Statcounter, the Google-owned browser holds a 65% market share, with the closest competition being Safari at 18.57%. That's a massive difference, and it's Command + Shift + B. Open the bookmarks bar. Command + F. Find a word or phrase on the current web page. Command + G. Jump to the next mention of the word or phrase you searched for. Command Hide Google Chrome: Command + h; Quit Google Chrome: Command + q; 27 Chrome browser tool shortcuts for Mac, Linux and Windows computers All users . Show or hide the Bookmarks bar: Ctrl (or Command Closed 3 years ago. In most browsers (like Chrome, which I use) CTRL + L will take you to the address bar. Is there a shortcut for going back to where you were before clicking CTRL + L? Example. I am writing a message. I click CTRL + L to go to the address bar and copy part of the current URL. I click XXX to return to the message that I am |kab| wzs| rvi| wnl| nqg| ojx| szw| der| urd| zvm| yhv| ezm| wgy| auj| kqs| bir| zla| cpl| ksn| tez| col| lpe| bbx| dit| sdg| xqx| ixx| kdl| dxn| eci| kpc| wsc| ylc| lkk| zkz| cvf| nnz| xxq| rlc| htj| cki| esr| cne| cjv| uhl| srf| yxj| nrf| kpj| auy|