Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts (Mac)
Google Chrome · Current version (source checked October 21, 2026)
About this list and its requirements
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In desktop Google Chrome on a Mac, keyboard shortcuts help you return to what you were reading, whether by reopening a closed tab or revisiting a page in the current tab’s history. To find a word on the page itself, use the Find Bar. Context matters: some commands require the Find Bar to be open, while word movement and deletion apply within a text field.
The Chrome-specific entries have documentation checks dated October 21, 2026, recorded for the current Chrome version and macOS Tahoe 26; they have no separate check for macOS Sequoia 15. Shared macOS commands retain their own source-check dates. These records describe documentation checks; no hardware or layout-specific testing was performed. Follow the key names in the official help, since printed characters can vary between keyboards.
Covers desktop Chrome on a Mac. Chrome source-check records use the macOS Tahoe 26 and current-version axes. A separate version-specific check for macOS Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
Keys follow the logical key names in the official help. JIS and US layouts do not imply identical key positions or legends. No layout-specific hardware testing has been performed.
English Chrome quotations were matched to the supplied official-page capture on October 21, 2026. These are documentation checks, not hardware tests. See each shared operating-system operation for its inherited source and check date.
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Getting startedChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
About this section
Find keyboard shortcuts for reopening tabs, finding pages in your history, and searching within a webpage in desktop Google Chrome on a Mac. Start with four essentials, then browse by tabs, bookmarks, and other things you want to work with. English quotations were matched to Google’s official documentation for this operating system on October 21, 2026. Source-check records describe documentation checks; hardware testing has not been performed. Each operation keeps its conditions, including text-field and Find Bar contexts. Shared operating-system operations retain their earlier verification records.
Official source
Official page ↗Open a new tab, and jump to it ⌘ + t
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Reopen previously closed tabs in the order they were closed ⌘ + Shift + t
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the address bar ⌘ + l
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Find Bar to search the current page ⌘ + f
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
TabsChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the last tab ⌘ + 9
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the previous open tab ⌘ + Option + Left arrow
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the next open tab ⌘ + Option + Right arrow
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Close the current tab or pop-up ⌘ + w
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
WindowsChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Open a new window in Incognito mode ⌘ + Shift + n
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open a new window ⌘ + n
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Minimize the window ⌘ + m
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Hide Google Chrome ⌘ + h
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Close the current window ⌘ + Shift + w
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Browsing history and the home pageChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Open the History page in a new tab ⌘ + y
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open your home page in the current tab ⌘ + Shift + h
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the previous page in your browsing history for the current tab ⌘ + [
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the next page in your browsing history for the current tab ⌘ + ]
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Address bar and web searchChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Search the web ⌘ + Option + f
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Matches on the current pageChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗When Find Bar is open, search for selected text ⌘ + e
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the previous match to your Find Bar search ⌘ + Shift + g
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Jump to the next match to your Find Bar search ⌘ + g
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Webpages and filesChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Open options to save the current page ⌘ + s
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open a file from your computer in Google Chrome ⌘ + o
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open options to print the current page ⌘ + p
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Page Setup dialog ⌘ + Option + p
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Scroll up a webpage, a screen at a time Shift + Space
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Scroll down a webpage, a screen at a time Space
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Return everything on the page to the default size ⌘ + 0
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Reload your current page, ignoring cached content ⌘ + Shift + r
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Stop the page loading Esc
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
BookmarksChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Save your current webpage as a bookmark ⌘ + d
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Bookmark Manager ⌘ + Option + b
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Save all open tabs as bookmarks in a new folder ⌘ + Shift + d
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Show or hide the Bookmarks Bar ⌘ + Shift + b
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
DownloadsChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Downloads page in a new tab ⌘ + Shift + j
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Chrome settingsChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Settings page in a new tab ⌘ + ,
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Open the Delete Browsing Data options ⌘ + Shift + Delete
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Text and cursor in text fieldsChromeIn Chrome on a Mac
Official source
Official page ↗Delete the previous word in a text field Option + Delete
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Move your cursor to the beginning of the previous word in a text field Option + Left arrow
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Official source
Official page ↗Move your cursor to the back of the next word in a text field Option + Right arrow
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26・Google Chrome・Current version (at the time of the check)（2026-10-21） — Matched to the Mac section of the supplied English capture of Google’s official documentation. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
Apps and the screenOperating system
About this section
Find apps, switch between open apps and windows, and close them. This section also covers locking the screen when you step away.
Official source
Official page ↗Command–Space bar: Show or hide the Spotlight search field.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Fn-Shift-A: Show or hide Apps (macOS Tahoe 26 or later) or Launchpad (earlier versions of macOS).
Source checked：macOS Sequoia 15（2026-10-19） — The official list’s reference to Launchpad in earlier macOS versions was used as source evidence for Sequoia 15, the earlier of the two target versions. This is not a hardware test.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The official list explicitly identifies Apps for macOS Tahoe 26 or later. This is a source check, not a hardware test.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command-Tab: Switch to the next most recently used app among your open apps.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Fn-Control-F3: Move focus to the Dock.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Fn-Control-F4: Move focus to the active window or next window.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command-Q: Quit the current app.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Control-Command-Q: Lock your screen.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
FilesOperating system
About this section
Open and save documents, move between folders in Finder, and navigate Open and Save dialogs. Conditions on individual items identify Finder-only commands.
Official source
Official page ↗Command-N: Open a new Finder window.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Shift-Command-G: Open a Go to Folder window.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Shift-Command-H: Open the Home folder of the current macOS user account.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Option-Command-L: Open the Downloads folder.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command–Up Arrow: Open the folder that contains the current folder.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command–Left Bracket ([): Go to the previous folder. Command–Right Bracket (]): Go to the next folder.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command–Down Arrow: Open the selected item.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Shift-Command-N: Create a new folder.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-19） — The quote and key-to-action mapping were checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test on Tahoe 26; a separate version-specific check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Official source
Official page ↗Command-D: Select the Desktop folder from within an Open dialog or Save dialog.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-20） — The key-to-action mapping was checked against Apple’s current official list. This is not a hardware test; a separate version-specific key check for Sequoia 15 has not been performed.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.
Settings and permissionsOperating system
About this section
For Mac-wide settings, open [System Settings] and enter a setting name in the search field. For app permissions, go to [System Settings] › [Privacy & Security] and open the feature you want to check, such as [Files & Folders]. To open an app’s own settings, bring that app to the front.
Official source
Official page ↗Tip: Press Command–Space bar to show or hide the Spotlight search field. Open an app. Enter the app name in Spotlight, then press Return.
Source checked：macOS Sequoia 15（2026-10-20） — The Sequoia 15 edition of Apple’s official guide documents showing Spotlight, entering an app name, and pressing Return to open it (https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/mac-pro/apd10f8d1038/2024/mac/15). The System Settings name and the settings and permissions entry points were checked in the same-version guides listed in the note. This is not a hardware test.
Source checked：macOS Tahoe 26（2026-10-20） — The Tahoe 26 edition of Apple’s official guide documents showing Spotlight, entering an app name, and pressing Return to open it. The System Settings name and the settings and permissions entry points were checked in the same-version guides listed in the note. This is not a hardware test.
No check is recorded for the selected environment.