Here’s a cheat sheet for Safari, the web browser developed by Apple. This cheat sheet includes some common keyboard shortcuts and useful tips:
General Navigation
- Open a new window: Command (⌘) + N
- Open a new tab: Command (⌘) + T
- Close current tab: Command (⌘) + W
- Reopen closed tab: Command (⌘) + Z
- Open a new Private Window: Command (⌘) + Shift + N
- Cycle through open tabs: Command (⌘) + Option + Right/Left arrow key
- Move to the next/previous tab: Control + Tab / Control + Shift + Tab
Page Navigation
- Reload the current page: Command (⌘) + R
- Reload the current page without cache: Command (⌘) + Shift + R
- Stop loading the page: Command (⌘) + .
- Go to the next page in your history: Swipe two fingers to the left on your trackpad or swipe from the left edge of the screen on a Magic Mouse.
Address Bar
- Open the address bar: Command (⌘) + L
- Add www. and .com to a website name, then load it: Command (⌘) + Return
Bookmarks
- Show or hide the bookmarks bar: View > Show Bookmarks Bar
- Add the current page to bookmarks: Command (⌘) + D
- Open the bookmarks sidebar: Command (⌘) + Option + B
History
- Open History: Command (⌘) + Y
- Show history for the current tab: Control + Y
Zoom In/Out
- Zoom in: Command (⌘) + Plus (+)
- Zoom out: Command (⌘) + Minus (-)
- Reset zoom level: Command (⌘) + 0
Miscellaneous
- Open Safari preferences: Command (⌘) + ,
- Toggle Reader mode: Command (⌘) + Shift + R
- Open Downloads: Command (⌘) + Option + L
These shortcuts should help you navigate Safari more efficiently. Keep in mind that some functionalities may change with updates, so it’s a good idea to check the latest Safari documentation for any new features or changes.