Mac OS X common shortcut keys

System common shortcut keys

Control + COMMAND + F # Full Screen display

Command + W # closes the current window (and does not exit the application)

Command + Q # exits the current application (equivalent to dock right mouse button exit)

CONTROL + UP ARROW # Open Controls Center

Control + left and right shear head # Toggle Space

Control + Lower Scissor # application window
CONTROL + Space # Outbound Spotlight (need to set in the shortcut key, if you feel and win switch input method conflict, can be set to control + R)

fn + F11 or COMMAND + F3 # Show Desktop

fn + F12 # show small apps (widgets)

Caps Lock # Chinese Input method to switch English lowercase, if you need to use uppercase for a long time, you can use COMMAND + blank space to switch to English

Command + DELETE # move to Trash

Command + I # view file information

CONTROL + SHIFT + Power Key # Turn off monitor lock screen

Command + OPTION + Power # Sleep, just press the Power key effect

CONTROL + Power Key # The Shutdown dialog box appears, or press and hold the Power key for 2-3 seconds, press and hold for 10 seconds to force the shutdown

Rename # Select File Click enter

Select File click Space to quickly view file folder details

Command + H # hide the current window (not minimized) and use the TAB key to switch back

Command + OPTION + H # Hides other software windows, showing only the current window

Command + OPTION + M + H # Hide all windows, equivalent to win under Windows + D

Command+m (? M): Minimizes the current active window to the dock and becomes inactive

Option+command+m (?? M): Minimizes all active windows of the current application to the dock.

Command + control + "+" # maximized window, need to fill in the shortcut key settings, menu title "Zoom"
COMMAND + ~ # Switch between multiple windows of the same application
Command + SHIFT + {or} or COMMAND + SHIFT + Left/right ARROW # Toggle between multiple tabs in the same window

Command + OPTION + ESC # Open the Force Quit application window

Command + OPTION + SHIFT + ESC # Force exiting the current application

Command + mouse Click # simultaneously select multiple files

Command + TAB # Toggle application (Forward loop)

COMMAND + SHIFT + TAB # Toggle Application (Loop backwards)

Command + OPTION + [+/-] # Gradually zoom the entire screen

Command + OPTION + 8 # Switch zoom, zoom, move the cursor to 4 corners to adjust the zoom position

Shortcut keys under Finder

Command + OPTION + Space # Open Finder Search window

Command + SHIFT + G (GO) # After you open the Finder, enter Command+shift+g to go to the folder (quickly open the specified directory)

Command + OPTION + P # After you open the Finder, enter the shortcut to show/hide the path bar

Command + SHIFT + U # Open Utility

Command + SHIFT + C # quick access to the system root under Finder window

Command +/# Show status bar

Command + OPTION + UP ARROW # Fidder to return to the previous level of the directory

Command + SHIFT + DELETE # empty Trash

Command + SHIFT + D # Show Desktop folder

Command + OPTION + S # Hide/show Sidebar

Command + I # display file introduction

Option + Right-click # to see the Restart Finder button

Show hidden folders in finder

Enter the following command in the terminal: Defaults write Com.apple.finder appleshowallfiles-bool YES

Reset Hide does not display: Defaults write Com.apple.finder Appleshowallfiles-bool No

After setting, you need to restart the Finder, press option and click Finder for two seconds to see the Re-open button

$ defaults Write Com.apple.finder appleshowallfiles yes[no] && killall Finder # Auto Restart Finder

Text editing related shortcut keys

Command + C Replication

Command + V Paste

Command + OPTION + V cut

Command + S Save

Command + Z Fallback
Command + SHIFT + Z Cancel fallback

Command + F Open the Find window

Move cursor shortcut keys

Control-f cursor forward one character, equivalent to right-click (F = Forward)

Control-b cursor back one character, equivalent to left button (B = backward)

Control-p Move up one line, equivalent to the upper key (P = Previous)

Control-n moves down one line, equivalent to the next key (N = next)

CONTROL-A cursor moves to the beginning of a line (A = Ahead) is active under the terminal

CONTROL-E cursor moves to the end of a line (E = end) Valid under Terminal

Command + LEFT and RIGHT arrow cursor moves to the end of the line, equivalent to win under home, END key

Command + up and DOWN arrow cursor moves to the beginning end, equivalent to win under Page UP, PAGE DOWN key

fn + up and down arrows page display

fn + Left and RIGHT arrow scroll bar to bottom of page top

fn + up or down equivalent to win next page up, page down,home, End

fn + Delete # reverse Delete, equivalent to win the DELETE key, press the DELETE key directly equivalent to win under BACKSPACE

Text Delete shortcut keys

Control-h Delete the characters in front of the cursor

Control-d Delete the character after the cursor

Control-k Delete all characters from the beginning of the cursor to the end of a line

Text selection shortcut keys

Command + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW # Select from the beginning of the cursor to the end of the line, equivalent to win down SHIFT + Home

Command + SHIFT + LEFT ARROW # Select from the beginning of the cursor to the wardrobe, equivalent to win down SHIFT + END

Command + SHIFT + up/down ARROW # Select from cursor position to beginning end

fn + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW # Select from the cursor to the end of the line, you need to use this key combination in the win virtual machine, because COMMAND + SHIFT + RIGHT ARROW win is not available

fn + SHIFT + LEFT ARROW # Select from the beginning of the cursor to the wardrobe

fn + SHIFT + up and down arrows # Select from the cursor position to the beginning end

SHIFT + UP ARROW # Select from the current cursor position to the previous line, or use this set of shortcuts control + SHIFT + P

SHIFT + DOWN ARROW # Select from the current cursor position to the next line, or use this set of shortcut control + SHIFT + N

Option + Left and right arrows # moves the cursor in the word unit

Browser shortcut keys

Command + Left/Right cut head # switch to back forward page

Shift + command + W # close Browser All windows

Command + t # Opens a new window

Command + SHIFT + t # Restore the last closed window

Command + R # Refresh page

Command + SHIFT + R # strong Brush page

Command + SHIFT + C # Open Control Center SELECT element

Command + L # Navigate to the Address bar

Command + [+/-] # Zoom, COMMAND + 0, reset zoom
SHIFT + Plus icon # Maximize window

Command + SHIFT + H # current window open Home

Chrome All shortcuts Preview table Https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/157179?hl=zh-Hans

Safari

Command + z #撤销操作, can be used to restore a newly closed label

CONTROL + SHIFT + TAB #切换到上一个标签页

Control + TAB # Switch to next tab

Command + [or] # return, advance

Command + SHIFT + Tap # to open a new tab and make it an active tab (you can change it in preferences).

Press ENTER in the address bar to clear the cache reload (strong brush page)

Terminal Clear Screen

CONTROL+L: Scroll the screen to the top of the current line, do not clear the buffer, you can continue to scroll down to see past records.

Command+k: Clears the buffer and scrolls the screen to the current line.

Say space "words or sentences" # Read words or sentences

Touch panel

Two fingers sliding at the same time, equivalent to the mouse wheel

Three fingers sliding, equivalent to moving the mouse by the left mouse button

Four finger swipe up to open Task Management Center

Some tips for using the process

Press SHIFT to adjust the volume key to avoid making sounds

Press SHIFT to adjust the window to the length-width ratio, and press option to resize the window from Four Corners.

Select "Safely empty Trash" in the Fidder menu to really delete data and prevent recovery using data tools.

After you click CONTROL + SHIFT + COMMAND + 4 on the screen, click the SPACEBAR to select the screenshot window.

Drag the menu bar icon to position by command.

Yosemite Tips for use

Press option to maximize the window by clicking the Full Screen button or by double-clicking the title bar

Other settings

In Finder preferences, you can set the default folder when you open Finder

For more shortcuts, please refer to the official website documentation

Http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1343?viewlocale=zh_CN&locale=zh_CN

Mac OS X common shortcut keys