Google Chrome is a free Internet browser that was first published on December 11, 2008. Synchronization with Google services and accounts, tabbed browsing, and automated translation and word check of online pages are just a few of the features. The Omnibox, a built-in address bar, and a search bar are also provided.
Top 20 Hidden Google Chrome Shortcuts
Here below is the list of Top 20 Google Chrome Shortcuts which will be very helpful for everyone who is using Google Chrome.
- Return Lastly Open Tab in Google Chrome
Ctrl+Shift+T - Open Private Window (Incognito Widow) in Google Chrome
Ctrl+Shift+N - Clear Browsing Data History & All Saved Data in Google Chrome
Ctrl+Shift+Delete - Go to Address bar Directly in Google Chrome
CTRL+L - Add “www.” to the beginning and “.com” to the end of website Address automatically in Google Chrome
Ctrl+Enter - Open Chrome Task Manager in Google Chrome
Shift+Esc - Save as Bookmark in Google Chrome
Ctrl+D - Separate or Mix the Chrome Tab in Google Chrome
Drag Single Tab with Mouse - Jump to the Last Tab in Google Chrome
Ctrl+9 - Switch Between Tabs in Google Chrome
Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab - Open Coding Page in Google Chrome
Ctrl+U - Close the Current Using Tab in Google Chrome
Ctrl+F4 - New Tab in Google Chrome
Ctrl+T - Scroll the Web Page in Google Chrome
Only Spacebar - Open Download List Page in Google Chrome
Ctrl+J - Close the Current Using Tab in Google Chrome
Ctrl+W - Switch Between Tabs in Google Chrome
Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+8 - Link Open in New Tab (Ctrl+Drag Link in New Window Tab) in Google Chrome
Ctrl + Left Click - Save Page in PDF File in Google Chrome
Ctrl+P - Mute Chrome Tab in Google Chrome
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12 number is wrong. It is Ctrl + W.