Shift + Tab will switch your browser window.Īlt + Left Arrow will take you back a page in your history.Īlt + Right Arrow will take you forward if you’ve already navigated back. ( Ctrl + 9 sends you to the last tab)Ĭtrl + Shift + T will open your most recent closed tab.Ĭtrl + L will focus the location bar so you can immediately start typing a new search or website address.Ĭtrl + E or Ctrl + F will open up your Chrome browser settings.Ĭtrl + Shift + B Toggles bookmarks bar from view.Ĭtrl + Tab will switch your tabs (cycles left to right). Use Three Fingers across trackpad to scrub through each tab you have open in your Chrome Browser.Ĭtrl + 1 activates the first tab in the current window, while Ctrl + 2 activates the second tab … and so on. Go to top Web Browser & Text-Editing Shortcuts Shift + Esc Launches the Task Manager (useful if a program is frozen). The keyboard settings can be changed by clicking on the gear icon (settings) in the lower right panel > Device section > Keyboard Settings. This can be used to easily toggle accessibility options.Ĭtrl + Shift + Space will toggle keyboard types (only changes if more than one type is enabled). Press this key combination twice to confirm.Ĭtrl + Alt + Z will toggle accessibility features on/off.Īlt + Shift + S will open up the panel in lower right, same as clicking on time and your icon. Others are just useful from a workflow perspective and can save you (and your students) tons of time.Ĭtrl + Shift + L will lock/unlock your Chromebook’s screen.Ĭtrl + Alt + Z will enable/disable ChromeVox (spoken feedback).Ĭtrl + Shift + Q will Log out of your Chromebook.
Getting an entire list of shortcut keys for Chromebooks has proven to be difficult… but here they are, as best as I know! Some of these may come in useful if you find your screen to be locked or shouting at like a crazy person.
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