7 Chrome Browser Shortcut Keys Every User Should Know!

Shortcut keys can save you so much time when using the Google Chrome browser. From managing tabs and bookmarks to clearing your browser data and going incognito, Chrome shortcuts will make your life easier. In this video, Scott Friese shares 7 of his favorites so you can get so much more out of the Google Chrome browser.

00:00 Open Last Closed Tab
01:43 Close the Active Tab
02:34 Jump Between Next and Previous Tabs
04:07 Open the Downloads Page
06:03 Open Bookmarks Manager
07:47 Launch Incognito Mode
10:23 Clear Browsing Data

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Scott Friesen is a productivity specialist and founder of Simpletivity Training Inc.. He is also a prolific public speaker, workshop leader, and time management coach. Scott helps people to focus more time on what they want to get done and to experience less stress by simplifying their technology.

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[monabenjamintz]

Thanks Scott, a helpful & beautifully narrated instructional video as usual! 🤩
I’ll start implementing some of your tips immediately.
I also use CTRL-1, CTRL-2, etc, to jump to the 1st, 2nd, etc, tab quickly.

[ssela]

To jump to next or previous tabs you can use ctr+tab or ctr+shift+tab. Easy one hand use.

[blakepace]

Since I use the Brave browser, and it is a Chrome based thing, I wondered if all these would work with Brave. Yup. All of 'em.
Thanks, Scott!

[helbar]

Ctrl + shift + r will simply clear cache thanks for the video new subscriber here...

[tazar]

Your video has answered my questions. Thank you very much for sharing this method that works for all platforms.

[chyroletor]

My favorite shortcut is Alt + left/right arrow key. I could cycle back and forth from the pages I visited. It comes in handy especially when I use Reddit and YouTube. I could go back to the previous video or go back to the homepage easily.

[justingolden]

ctrl+L to focus address bar, also works in file explorer

[MsBunny]

Great video Scott, some really useful information I can use and share.

[Hondalover]

I use some keyboard shortcuts but not for browsers. This is an interesting video by the way. Thanks for the info! You have great memory to remember so many of them for both windows and mac users.

[matrixtherapists]

Brilliant as usual Scott, have you been told that this year already?

[justingolden]

ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab also work to cycle tabs, also almost every shortcut here works in almost every browser. also, ctrl+ a number to go to that tab (from the left) where 9 is the rightmost

[أحمدرمضانعلي-ثذ]

the most useful one for me is ctrl + shift + b to display or hide your bookmarks.

[broken]

I will have to write these down to remember

[mudassar]

I've been using ctrl+tab to cycle between tabs. ctrl+pg up/down is way lot convinient.

[MoreChannelNoise]

slightly off topic but is there a keyboard shortcut to make the mouse pointer go to the centre of the screen, would be handy for when you loose where it is.

[santhosh]

Whats the key to bookmark the current tab in Windows

[santhosh]

Please anyone help. How to bookmark the current tab in Windows

[TheAtl]

Ctrl Shift O opens Performance Overlay (gpu, cpu, .) when you have AMD

[KavishuGoyal]

For me, ctrl+down key didn't worked. However, ctrl+fn+down key worked fine to switch between opened tabs in chrome.

[DemetriPanici]

I use Brave as an alternative to chrome!