Linux chrome shortcut keys in detail _unix Linux

Linux Chrome shortcut key detailed finishing

tab pages and window shortcuts

CTRL + N	Opens a new window.
Ctrl+t	Opens a new tab page.
Ctrl+shift+n	Opens a new window in stealth mode.
Press Ctrl+o, and then select the file.	Open the file in your computer in Chrome.
Hold down the Ctrl key while clicking the link. or click the link with the middle mouse button (or the mouse wheel).	Open the link from the background in the new tab.
Press and hold ctrl+shift while clicking on the link. Or hold down the Shift key while using the middle mouse button (or the mouse wheel) to click on the link.	Open the link in a new tab and switch to the tab page you just opened.
Hold down the Shift key while you click the link.	Open the link in a new window.
Ctrl+shift+t	Reopen the last Closed tab page. The Chrome Browser remembers the recently closed 10 tab pages.
Drag the link to the label page.	Open the link in the tab page.
Drag the link to a blank area of the label bar.	Open the link in a new tab page.
Drag the label page out of the tab bar.	Opens the tab page in a new window.
Drag the tab page from the tab bar to the existing window.	Open the tab page in an existing window.
Press the ESC key When dragging the tab page.	Restores the tab page to its original location.
ctrl+1 to ctrl+8	Switch to the label page for the specified location number in the label bar.
Ctrl+9	Switch to the Last tab page.
ctrl+tab or ctrl+pgdown	Switch to the next tab page.
ctrl+shift+tab or ctrl+pgup	Switch to the previous label page.
Ctrl+shift+q	Close the Chrome browser.
ctrl+w or ctrl+f4	Closes the current tab page or pop-up window.
Click on the tab page with the middle mouse button (or the mouse wheel).	Closes the tab page that you clicked on.
Right-click or click and hold the "back" or "forward" arrows in the browser toolbar.	Displays the browsing history in a new tab page.
Press the Alt and LEFT arrow keys at the same time.	Go to the previous page of the current tab to browse history.
Press the Alt and RIGHT arrow keys at the same time.	Go to the next page of the current tab to browse history.
Click the back arrow, forward arrow, or go to the button in the toolbar with the middle mouse button (or the mouse wheel).	The destination page for the button to open from the background in the new tab.
Double-click the blank area of the tab bar.	Maximize or minimize windows.

Chrome browser features shortcut keys

Alt+f	Opens the Tools menu, which you can use to customize and control your Chrome browser.
Alt+e	Opens the Web page menu, which you can use to control which pages are currently viewed.
Ctrl+shift+b	Opens and closes the bookmarks bar.
Ctrl+h	Open the history page.
Ctrl+j	Open the Download content page.
Shift+esc	Open Task Manager.
Ctrl+shift+j	Open the developer tool.
Ctrl+shift+delete	Opens the Clear Browse Data dialog box.
F1	Open the Help Center (preferred mode) in a new tab page.

Address bar shortcut keys

You can use the following shortcut keys in the Address bar:

Type the search term, and then press Enter .	Search using the default search engine.
Type the search engine keyword, press the SPACEBAR, type the search term, and then press Enter .	Search by using the search engine associated with the keyword.
First type the search engine URL, then press the Tab key when prompted, type the search term, and then press Enter .	Search by using the search engine associated with the Web site.
Ctrl+l	Highlight the URL.
ctrl+k or ctrl+e	Will "?" Enter "?" in. Type the search term after the question mark to perform the search using the default search engine.
Press Ctrl+shift and LEFT arrow keys at the same time.	Move the cursor to the previous key word in the address bar
Press Ctrl+shift and RIGHT arrow keys at the same time.	Move the cursor to the next key word in the address bar
Ctrl+backspace	Delete the word before the cursor in the address bar
Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select an entry from the Address bar drop-down menu and press shift+delete.	If possible, delete the selected entry from the browsing history.
Use the middle mouse button (or mouse wheel) to click an entry in the Address bar drop-down menu.	Open the entry in a new tab from the background.
Press page up or pagedown when the address bar drop-down menu is displayed.	Select the first or last entry in the Drop-down menu.

Web shortcut keys

Ctrl+p	Prints the current Web page.
Ctrl+s	Saves the current page.
Ctrl+r	Reload the current Web page.
Esc	Stops loading the current Web page.
Ctrl+f	Open the Find bar.
ctrl+g or Enter	Find the next item in the lookup bar that matches what you entered.
ctrl+shift+g or shift+enter	Find the previous item in the lookup bar that matches what you entered.
Hold down the Alt key, and then click the link.	Download the link target.
Ctrl+u	Opens the source code for the current Web page.
Drag a link to the bookmarks Bar	Save the link as a bookmark.
Ctrl+d	Saves the current page as a bookmark.
Ctrl+shift+d	Saves all open pages as bookmarks in a new folder.
F11	Open the Web page in Full-screen mode. Press F11 once again to exit Full-screen mode.
Ctrl++, or hold down the CTRL key and scroll up the mouse wheel.	Enlarges all the content on the page.
Ctrl+-, or hold down the CTRL key and scroll down the mouse wheel.	Shrink all content on the page.
Ctrl+0	Restores all content on the Web page to its normal size.
Space key	Scrolls down the page.
Home	Go to the top of the page.
End	Go to the bottom of the page.

Text shortcut keys

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Ctrl + V   or   Shift+insert
ctrl+shift+v
ctrl+x   or   shift+delete	deletes the highlighted content and copies it to the Clipboard.