Google Chrome is a fast, secure and free web browser that offers many features not found in other browsers. One of these features is the ability to open multiple tabs at the same time. To open multiple tabs in Google Chrome, use the keyboard shortcuts listed below. Ctrl + Shift + T: Opens the New Tab page. Ctrl + Shift + N: Opens a new window. Ctrl + Shift + P: Opens the current page in a new tab. ..
Tabs are an indispensable part of web browsers. Navigating between tabs and keeping them organized can be a challenge—especially if you love to keep tons of them open. We’ll show you some nifty keyboard shortcuts for Google Chrome to help.
All web browsers have a lot of keyboard shortcuts you may not know about. Sometimes, keeping your fingers on the keyboard is faster than moving the mouse. A lot of these shortcuts can be found in other browsers as well, but we’ll be focusing on Google Chrome.
Windows Keyboard Shortcuts for Google Chrome Tabs
PCs running Windows 11, Windows 10, and even older versions of Windows can use the following shortcuts. These shortcuts also apply to Chromebooks and Chrome on Linux.
Open a New Tab: Ctrl+T Switch to the Next Tab: Ctrl+Tab Switch to the Previous Tab: Ctrl+Shift+Tab Move the Current Tab Left: Ctrl+Shift+Page Up Move the Current Tab Right: Ctrl+Shift+Page Down Close Current Tab: Ctrl+W Go to a Specific Tab: Ctrl+1-8 (Tabs are numbered from left to right. ) Open the Last Closed Tab: Ctrl+Shift+T Open Incognito/Private Window: Ctrl+Shift+N Open a New Browser Window: Ctrl+N Open Link in New Tab: Ctrl+click link Close the Window: Alt+F4
Mac Keyboard Shortcuts for Google Chrome Tabs
The keyboard shortcuts for Chrome on macOS are slightly different than Windows.
Open a New Tab: Command+T Switch to the Next Tab: Ctrl+Tab Switch to the Previous Tab: Ctrl+Shift+Tab Move the Current Tab Left: Ctrl+Shift+Page Up (Fn+Up Arrow) Move the Current Tab Right: Ctrl+Shift+Page Down (Fn+Down Arrow) Close Current Tab: Command+W Go to a Specific Tab: Command+1-8 (Tabs are numbered from left to right. ) Open the Last Closed Tab: Ctrl+Shift+T Open Incognito/Private Window: Command+Shift+N Open a New Browser Window: Command+N Open Link in New Tab: Command+click link Close the Window: Command+Shift+W
People don’t use keyboard shortcuts as much as they should. Controlling tabs is just one thing you can do with keyboard shortcuts in Chrome. There are tons of other very useful shortcuts to know!
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