Google Chrome is one of the most widely used browser on both PC and mobile. If you’re a Chrome user, you must be familiar with at least the basic keyboard shortcuts like opening a new tab, checking history, and so on. In this cheatsheet, we will cover almost all the available keyboard shortcuts for Google Chrome on Windows and macOS.

We have divided the shortcuts into various sections like tabs, display, bookmarks, windows, etc., to make the shortcuts easier to find and remember.

Windows	macOS	Function
Window Shortcuts
Ctrl + N	Command + N	Open a new window.
Ctrl + Shift + N	Command + Shift + N	Open a new window in Incognito mode.
Ctrl + Shift + W or Alt + F4	Command + Shift + W	Close the current window.
Alt + Space then N	Command + M	Minimize the current window.
Alt + Space then X		Maximize the current window.
Alt + F then X	Command + Q	Quit Google Chrome.
	Command + H	Hide Google Chrome.
Tabs
Ctrl + T	Command + T	Open a new tab.
Ctrl + Shift + T	Command + Shift + T	Reopen previously closed tabs one by one.
Ctrl + Tab or Ctrl + PgDn	Command + Option + Right arrow	Jump to the next open tab.
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