Insert an emoji: Search (or Launcher) + Shift + Space-barĬhromeOS also has a range of accessibility settings and shortcuts, all of which you can find on the. Move to the start of the previous word: Ctrl + Left arrow. Move to the end of the next word: Ctrl + Right arrow. Select text to the end of the line: Search (or Launcher) + Shift + Right arrow. Paste text without formatting: Ctrl + Shift + v. Turn on/off Caps Lock: Search (magnifying glass icon) + Alt or Launcher (circle icon) + Alt. 
Go to previous match in search: Ctrl + Shift + g. Go to the bottom of the page: Ctrl + Alt + Down arrow. Go to the top of the page: Ctrl + Alt + Up arrow. Bookmark all open pages in a new folder: Ctrl + Shift + d. Reset Zoom level to normal: Ctrl + 0 (zero). Moving around on a page or changing the way it looks will often involve various mouse clicks. Shortcuts for navigating and controlling pages Open a link in a new window: Shift + click on link. Switch between windows: Alt + Tab (hold down Alt and use Tab to move between windows). Open a new window in Incognito mode: Ctrl + Shift + n. Open a link in a new tab go to it immediately: Ctrl + Shift + click on link. Open a link in a new tab in the background: Ctrl + click on link. Go to the last tab in the open window: Ctrl + 9. Go to tabs 1 – 8 in the open window: Ctrl + 1, Ctrl +2, etc. Move to previous open tab: Ctrl + Shift + Tab. Reopen the last tab or window you closed: Shift + Ctrl + t. 
And that holds true for many of the other shortcuts you’ll find here.
Chromebook shortcuts windows#
These also work in many browsers regardless of the operating system, so you can use these on Windows as well. Navigating your way around lots of browser tabs can be a bit confusing at times, so try using these helpful shortcuts to keep things under control.
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