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Safari Browser Window Shortcuts For Windows OS

Safari Browser Window Shortcuts For Windows OS

Ctrl
Action
up/down arrow key
Scroll page vertically by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
left/right arrow key
Scroll page horizontally by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
Alt-arrow keys
Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Ctrl-up/down arrow key
Scroll to top-left or bottom-left corner of web page
Page Up key/Page Down key
Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Home key
Scroll to top-left corner of web page
Ctrl-Home key
go to the Home page Ctrl-Shift-H also does this
End key
Scroll to bottom-left corner of web page
Spacebar
Scroll page down by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Delete key
Go Back
Shift-Delete key
Go Forward
Ctrl-click a link
Open link in new window
Ctrl-Shift-click a link
Open link in new window, behind current window
Alt-click a link
Download file
Press and hold Back or Forward button
Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page title
Alt-press and hold Back or Forward button
Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page URL
Delete key
Delete selected bookmarks
Enter key
Start or stop editing name of selected bookmark
Tab key
When editing, move to next editable cell
Esc key
When editing, cancel changes (not yet implemented)
Double-click
Open selected bookmark
Ctrl-Double-click
Open selected bookmark in a new window
Alt-click New Folder button
Put selected items in new folder

Double-click on icon
Reveal downloaded file
Double-click
Open selected item
Ctrl-Double-click
Open selected item in new window
Ctrl-A
Select All
Ctrl-B
Show/Hide Favorites Bar
Ctrl-C
Copy
Ctrl-D
Add Bookmark
Ctrl-E
Use Selection for Find
Ctrl-F
Find
Ctrl-G
Find Next
Ctrl-H
Hide Safari
Ctrl-J
Jump to Selection
Ctrl-L
Open Location
Ctrl-M
Minimize
Ctrl-N
New Window
Ctrl-O
Open File
Ctrl-P
Print
Ctrl-Q
Quit Safari
Ctrl-R
Reload Page
Ctrl-S
Save As
Ctrl-T
Show/Hide Address Toolbar
Ctrl-V
Paste
Ctrl-W
Close
Ctrl-X
Cut
Ctrl-Z
Undo
Ctrl-Shift-D
add bookmark to menu
Ctrl-Shift-G
Find Previous
Ctrl-Shift-P
Page Setup
Ctrl-Shift-Z
Redo
Ctrl-Alt-A
Activity
Ctrl-Alt-B
Show All Bookmarks
Ctrl-Alt-D
Show/Hide Dock (System-wide)
Ctrl-Alt-E
Empty Cache
Ctrl-Alt-F
Google Search
Ctrl-Alt-L
Downloads
Ctrl-Alt-M
Mark Page for SnapBack
Ctrl-Alt-P
SnapBack to Page
Ctrl-Alt-S
SnapBack to Search
Ctrl-Alt-V
View Source in TextEdit
Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-9
first 9 bookmarks (not folders) in Bookmarks Toolbar
Ctrl-?
Safari Help
Ctrl-[
Back
Ctrl-]
Forward
Ctrl-.
Stop
Ctrl-,
Preferences
Ctrl-\
Show/Hide Status Bar

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