The goal of this archive is to offer a complete catalogue of our old. Since the original release of Workflow in 2014, we’ve created hundreds of automations to help readers use their iOS devices more efficiently. Welcome to the MacStories Shortcuts Archive, the official repository for shortcuts created by Federico Viticci and the MacStories team. Google Chrome remembers the last 10 tabs you’ve closed⌘ + Shift + TOpen the tab in a new windowDrag a tab out of the tab stripOpen the tab in the existing windowDrag a tab out of the tab strip and into an existing windowSwitch to the next tabPress ⌘ + Option and the right arrow togetherSwitch to the previous tabPress ⌘ + Option and the left arrow togetherClose the current tab or pop-up⌘ + WClose the current window⌘ + Shift + WDisplay your browsing history in the tabClick and hold either the Back or Forward arrow in the browser toolbarGo to the previous page in your browsing history for the tabPress Delete or ⌘ + Save the link as a bookmarkDrag a link to the bookmarks barSave your current webpage as a bookmark⌘ + D Save all open tabs as bookmarks in a new folder⌘ + Shift + D Maximize the windowPress Shift while clicking the + button in the top left corner of the windowMinimize the window⌘ + MHide Google Chrome⌘ + H Hide all other windows⌘ + Option + H Close Google Chrome⌘ + Q To do thisPress thisOpen a new window⌘ + NOpen a new tab⌘ + TOpen a new window in incognito mode⌘ + Shift + NOpen a file from your computer in Google ChromePress ⌘ + O, then select a fileOpen the link in a new tab in the background Press ⌘ and click a linkOpen the link in a new tab and switches to the newly opened tabPress ⌘ + Shift and click a linkOpen the link in a new windowPress Shift and click a linkReopen the last tab you’ve closed. Whenever you want to find a file on your Mac, just tap this shortcut and type the name of the file. Open the Spotlight search tool ⌘+Space bar: This is probably the most useful shortcut of all. Open the Chrome browser on your Mac and visit the website that you want to add the shortcut to. As you will notice, the steps are the same as for Safari browser. Follow the steps below to add shortcut to any website on Google’s Chrome browser. Add Shortcut to Website On Mac Using Chrome Browser. This works from Safari and any application where you can select and share text. The highlighted text is imported into a new Google search result in Chrome. To use this, highlight the text that you want to search for, then use the share option to open this shortcut.

Search shortcut on mac