

(Alt+Enter Site Properties|security /phish chk)Ĭtrl+Shift+F6 (right), Ctrl+Tab(next recent)

New window or opens active tab to the dragged tab ((has conflicts with Adblock Plus, possible fix with "keyconfig" ext)Ĭtrl+L → Alt+Enter Also see Mouse ShortcutsĬreates a new window, if dragged below tabstrip Move to the left: Ctrl + Page Up (on a Mac. Stop (exit context, stop loading, or cancel)Ĭtrl+Shift+V (Paste & Go in current or new tab) Toggle through them via simple keyboard shortcuts: Focus on the next tab on the right: Ctrl + Page Down. (automatic in dropdown, use Del key to remove item) *Īlso see "Close Window" (Ctrl+Shift+W, Alt+F4) to close a single obstinent window without an "X" close button

(Optional: Tools → Internet Options → General → Language Preference)Īutocomplete Suggestion (address /location bar) Bookmarks Manager in all browsers has a search box at top. Chromium browsers can use an extension that has a search box at the top of a menu ("Neater Bookmarks", "Bookmark Manager and Viewer"). Right-click right side of address bar, check/uncheck Bookmarks toolbarīookmarks in Sidebar is only in Firefox and has a search box at top. To hard refresh on Firefox on Mac, there are also two easy key. (Tools -> options -> Advanced -> Network -> …)īookmarks/History in Sidebar or Library, and Add-ons Manager Preforming a hard refresh is easy and the commands vary depending on what browser and.
#FIREFOX FOR MAC SHORTCUTS WINDOWS#
Windows wording Tools → Options would be Edit → preferences on Linux, or Firefox menu → preferences on a Mac. The Unix 'accel' key is usually same as Windows Ctrl key but could be set to Alt. Windows Alt key could be either Mac Cmd or Mac Opt key. The Mac Cmd key ( ⌘ ) is generally same as the Windows Ctrl key.
