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Printable Mac Keyboard Shortcut Page For macOS Sonoma

There are hundreds of keyboard shortcuts for Mac users. There are Mission Control shortcuts, Finder shortcuts, system shortcuts, application shortcuts and more. Many you can find by just looking through the menu bar for that application. You can find system ones by looking in the System Settings under Keyboard.

But some keyboard shortcuts are more useful than others. And some are harder to remember than others.

So MacMost has compiled a list of the top keyboard shortcuts for macOS 14.0 (Sonoma). Here they all are on a single PDF page, downloadable and printable: The MacMost macOS Sonoma Keyboard Shortcuts . Download it and pass it along!

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Bardzo pomocna strona. Korzystam od wielu lat.

~ tip of the hat thank you

Thank you for such a useful item. it makes learning much easier ;-)

Excellent as always! I couldn't help but notice your use of sections of this in your recent Desktop Widgets video. An additional much appreciated video would be your methodology for creating those widgets and suggestions on tailoring them for specific blindspots (ie a focus sheet for shortcuts that individually we may find more difficult to make stick).

thanks!!!! really helpful!

Love all your content!

I've discovered a few more shortcuts: Fn+n .. toggle message slide in Fn+d .. start dictate Fn+c .. open control panel Fn+a .. switch focus to dock

This is wonderful, so handy and so many of them apply to previous OS. I haven't moved to Sonoma yet, but will be able to start using these right away in Ventura.

Thankyou. Watched the video and was thinking what I need is list the shortcuts on paper … 🙏🏻

Great - thank you!

This is so handy, thank you.

Thank you for the shortcut . A ALL in ONE page.

Thank you Gary for the shortcuts. I am just starting out with macOS Sonoma and will enrol in the Guide to MacOs Sonoma course shortly

Thank you so much!!

Thank you for the list, very useful. Is there not an on-screen list that can pop up on Sonoma like on my iPad if I press/hold the Globe or Command key?

Jan: No, on a Mac you look in the Menu Bar instead and see the keyboard shortcuts for the app you are using there. It gets much more complex on a Mac for keyboard shortcuts because there are usually many more shortcuts in each app, plus there are system-wide shortcuts and system extension shortcuts and hotkeys.

Hi I am new to apple Mac and doing a lot of search to find way to manage and run it better

Just a question: the triangles means the arrow keys?

Raul: Yes. The same symbols that are on the Mac keyboard for the arrow keys.

Love this. New to apple products and very frustrated trying to maneuver on the keyboard. Thanks for this. Big help.

Love it. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

It's useful for new mac user. Thank you for sharing :-)

I find extremely useful this printable Mac keyboard shortcut page.

So useful, many thanks.

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Troubleshooting, 4 useful keyboard shortcuts every mac user should know.

Want to boost your Mac productivity with some super useful keyboard shortcuts? Here are four of them that every Mac user should know and memorize, where you’re sure to get plenty of use from.

From switching between apps, windows, jumping into any directories, or force quitting, read on!

Command+Tab Accesses the Application Switcher

Hitting Command+Tab will allow you to switch between any active applications on the Mac, instantly.

The Command+Tab application switcher is extremely useful, and has some little known tricks associated with it too that are worth checking out.

Command+` Toggles Windows in Current Application

You can toggle between windows in the currently active application by using Command+`, which is kind of like Command Tab.

This is a much less known trick but the ability to switch between windows in an active app is undoubtedly useful and is sure to enhance your productivity.

Command+Shift+G summons Go To Folder in Finder

You can jump to any folder or directory path in the Finder by using the excellent Go To Folder keyboard shortcut.

From the Finder, just hit Command+Shift+G to bring up Go To Folder, where you can enter in directory paths or names of directories, and instantly jump to them.

This is perhaps the most useful keyboard shortcut for Mac power users in particular, but it’s useful for everyone really.

Command+Option+Esc to Force Quit Apps

Learning the Force Quit keyboard shortcut is very useful, since sometimes apps go awry and the only way to escape them is to use Force Quit .

Command+Option+Escape will bring up the Force Quit menu, where you can select an app and choose to forcibly exit it.

Remember, by force quitting an app you will lose any unsaved data in that app, however.

What do you think? Do you already know and use these keyboard shortcuts on your Mac? Do you think there are other or more useful keyboard shortcuts we didn’t cover here? Do you have a productivity essential keystroke that you use often? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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Some new info and helpful hints….. BUT

Command+ just magnifies the current page on the screen. Command_ reduces this magnification.

Command+Spacebar

This is all very well but most apple keyboards dont have a Button called Tab because its called somethimg else.

All Apple keyboards have a Tab button, it is located above the Caps Lock key on the left side of the keyboard, on a US Keyboard layout.

What does your keyboard label it as instead? Is yours a different layout?

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Apple has always been a forerunner when it comes to an elite user experience. The brand made its name by providing users with simple interfaces and commands that make life easier. Mac owners are likely familiar with at least a few shortcuts because of the company’s focus on making its products as user-friendly as possible.

macOS has over one hundred shortcuts and while memorizing all of them sounds nice in theory, some shortcuts are more useful than others. Below are ten of the most important and beneficial Mac keyboard shortcuts for your Apple laptop or desktop.

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Control+Command+Space

With the world’s fixation on social media platforms, people use emojis almost as frequently as any other key. Most applications provide users with their own emoji selection tools. However, using a shortcut, users can skip those tools and input your emoji directly from the Mac keyboard.

Pressing Control-Command-Space opens Mac’s Character viewer, where users can select from an array of symbols and emojis to use for posts or messages.

Command+W is perfect for closing windows quickly. By pressing the two keys simultaneously, macOS  closes the current active window. This is perfect for people who prefer using their keyboard for everything rather than switching to their mouse or trackpad.

Having your Mac write down everything you are saying can save an abundance of time. Mac’s built-in Dictation feature can help you type a 10,000-word essay without anyone needing to lift a finger. It’s  any student’s dream. To active Mac’s Dictation feature just double-click the function key (fn) twice. 

Command+Shift+] or Command+Shift+[

Having several (who are we kidding, dozens) of tabs open on a browser can make it difficult to navigate and clicking on each tab to find the one you need is frustrating and time-wasting. 

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With Safari, users can solve this problem and easily switch between tabs by clicking Command+Shift+] or Command+Shift+[ . Command+Shift+] switches to the tab to the left, and Command+Shift+[  switches to the tab to the right.

Command+Control+Q

Most people value their digital privacy, especially when their computer contains sensitive content. Luckily, macOS helps users feel a little more secure by allowing them to lock their computers with just three buttons. Press Command+Control+Q to instantly lock your Mac whenever needed.

Command+Backtick (`)

The backtick (`) button on a keyboard is one that many users may not be familiar with. However, it is part of a helpful shortcut. Holding Command+Backtick (`) allows users to effortlessly switch between the windows in the current active application.

By default, Safari’s address bar is at the top of the browser, which some find inconvenient. Fortunately, the Command+L shortcut can remedy this issue. Using this shortcut, Mac will automatically select the address bar, allowing users to immediately type what they are searching for.

Command+Comma (,)

No matter the  application, the “Preferences’ page is located on the menu bar of your window, and it takes about two clicks to pull it up. But, if you find this process bothersome, there is an easier way; users can open any application’s “Preferences” by pressing Command+Comma (,) on the main window.

Command+Shift+T

Accidentally closed an important tab? Worry not. You can reopen closed tabs on Safari by using the Command+Shift+T shortcut. Thanks to this feature, it is easy to quickly recover closed web windows.

Option+Command+Esc

Every computer is bound to have issues sooner or later; it can be irritating to deal with application crashes or frozen screens. Fortunately, users can force close any problematic applications by pressing Option+Command+Esc on the keyboard.

How to Create a Custom Shortcut on Mac

With some practice, it is easy to master the Mac keyboard shortcuts mentioned above. After using these shortcuts, users may find themselves breezing through tasks that used to take them hours. As useful as these shortcuts are, Mac offers users a way to take them a step further. 

In addition to preset abilities, Mac also allows users to create their own shortcuts. With Mac’s system preferences, users can set their keyboards to run actions that might otherwise take several clicks to complete. Learn how to set up Mac keyboard shortcuts with the steps below.

1. To set your own shortcuts, first open System Preferences by clicking on its icon located at the Dock or going to Apple menu > System Preferences. This will open the various personalization and customization options available.

2. From the System Preferences window, click on Keyboard . The Keyboard settings window should open.

3. Next, go to the “Shortcuts” tab and click “App Shortcuts” from the left side menu.

4. Under the right-side menu, click the + button to create a new keyboard shortcut .

5. From the window that appeared, select whether you want the shortcut to work on specific apps only or for the whole system . 

6. Enter the exact name of the action to create the shortcut for. Action names can be identified by looking for them in Mac’s menu toolbar. Be sure to copy the menu title exactly as written on the toolbar.

7. Now, click on the Keyboard Shortcut field and press the keys to set for the shortcut .

8. Lastly, double-check the details of your new shortcut and click Add . Congratulations! The Mac shortcut has been created.

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My keyboard shortcuts (like switching between apps - cmd+tab/cmd+shift+tab and spotlight search - cmd+space) don't seem to work anymore. I'm pretty sure both keys work fine, and it is a recent thing.

MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.0

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Have you shut down and restated the Mac more than once since upgrading to Sonoma...

verify Full Keyboard Access did not get turned on

>System Settings>Accessibility >Keyboard>Full Keyboard Access>OFF

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15 Custom Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac You Should Start Using

macOS gives you the power to create custom keyboard shortcuts for any app. Here are several you should start using.

Keyboard shortcuts provide some of the fastest ways to perform actions on your Mac. Often, though, the problem is that there are way too many to remember. So unless you use the same shortcuts over and over each day, you probably end up turning to your mouse or trackpad instead.

On macOS, you can create custom keyboard shortcuts to help solve this problem. This way, you have shortcuts for actions that you regularly perform using keys that you pick out, making them easier to remember.

Here are 15 cool custom keyboard shortcuts for Mac that you can use or easily adjust for your own needs.

Viewing the Current Keyboard Shortcuts

The location you must visit to create custom keyboard shortcuts is the same location that holds all current custom shortcuts on your Mac. So before making your own, it's a great idea to see which ones are already in place that you might not know about.

Open your System Preferences by clicking Apple menu > System Preferences from the menu bar. You can also use Spotlight to search for "System Preferences," or click the System Preferences icon in your Dock, if you prefer.

Select Keyboard from the list, then in the preferences window, click Shortcuts at the top.

On the left, you'll see list of locations, services, and apps that have keyboard shortcuts. And to the right, you'll see what those shortcuts are for each. Only those with a checkmark are enabled; you can disable those you don't want to use by unchecking them.

Editing Current Keyboard Shortcuts

You can edit global shortcuts that already exist to make them work for you. And if the custom shortcut you plan to create is already in the list, then you're one step ahead!

For example, maybe you want a keyboard shortcut to show the Launchpad utility. On the left side of the preferences window, select Launchpad & Dock . And look at that; there's already a shortcut for Show Launchpad that's not in use.

Now all you have to do is enable the shortcut by marking the checkbox and addding the key combination you want to use to the right of it. We'll enter Cmd + Option + Space .

After this, you might run into a small issue. That yellow symbol that appears means there's an error with the key combination you entered. It's already being used by another action; this appears to be in the Spotlight section.

If you click Spotlight to the left, you'll see an indicator showing what that keyboard shortcut already does. This is a helpful way for you to make sure that you don't set up a duplication key combo.

To fix it, go back to the section you changed. This is Launchpad & Dock in our example. Double-click the key combination and enter a new one; Cmd + Option + N looks good.

This illustrates an important point: if you edit existing keyboard shortcuts, make sure the key combination is not already in use. If you want to go beyond what the built-in panel provides, you should look at third-party apps to change your Mac's keyboard behavior .

Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts on Mac

Now it's time to create your own custom keyboard shortcuts. On the left of the preferences window, click App Shortcuts . Then, click the plus sign button toward the bottom to add a shortcut.

A small window will pop open for you to create the shortcut. To do so:

• Choose an option in the Application dropdown box.
• Enter the name of the command in the Menu Title
• Add your key combination in the Keyboard Shortcut . Try to use keys you'll remember and that have some relation to the command.
• Click Add .

You'll need to perform the same steps for each custom keyboard shortcut that you create from this tutorial. Each shortcut includes the Application , Menu Title , and a recommended Keyboard Shortcut .

Important Notes for Creating Shortcuts

The Menu Title for your shortcut must have the exact name as the menu command. So if the command has an ellipsis at the end, add it. And if the command is in a submenu, you'll use Hyphen + Greater Than ( -> ) with no spaces to denote a submenu.

You'll see examples of both of these in the custom shortcuts below.

Also, unlike editing existing shortcuts, if you create a new shortcut with a key combination that's already in use, the shortcut will simply not work. So it's important to test your shortcut as soon as you create it and change the key combination if needed. See Apple's page on custom keyboard shortcuts for more info.

App-Specific Keyboard Shortcuts

Let's get started by creating shortcuts for apps and actions for them that you'll use most often.

1. Add the sender to your contact list

Application : Mail

Menu Title : Add Sender to Contacts

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + A

2. Mark all messages in a mailbox as read

Menu Title : Mark All Messages as Read

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + R

3. Pin a note to the top

Application : Notes

Menu Title : Pin Note

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + P

4. Lock a note (prompts you to create a password)

Menu Title : Lock Note

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + L

5. Close the current tab

Application : Safari

Menu Title : Close Tab

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + X

6. Clear your browsing history (prompts you to choose how far back)

Menu Title : Clear History...

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + B

7. Show the sorting options in the sidebar

Application : Numbers

Menu Title : Show Sort Options

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + O

8. Show warnings in the sheet

Menu Title : View->Show Warnings

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + W

9. Add an Image Gallery to the document

Application : Pages

Menu Title : Insert->Image Gallery

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + I

10. View and hide the Format sidebar

Menu Title : View->Inspector->Format

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + F

System-Wide Keyboard Shortcuts

Some apps that you use on your Mac have commands in common on the menu bar. So if you use an action often across several apps, try a handy shortcut.

11. Export the item as a PDF

Application : All Applications

Menu Title : Export as PDF...

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + E

12. Flip the item horizontally

Menu Title : Flip Horizontal

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + Z

13. Flip the item vertically

Menu Title : Flip Vertical

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + V

14. Set a password for the document (prompts you to create and verify a password)

Menu Title : File->Set Password...

15. Zoom in and out of the current window

Menu Title : Window->Zoom

Keyboard Shortcut : Shift + Command + U

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You likely won't use all these custom keyboard shortcuts, and can probably think of many others. But hopefully this gives you a good idea of how you can save time with faster access to menu commands for the apps you use each day.

For additional help, check out keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office on your Mac along with more useful Mac keyboard shortcuts to know .

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Mac shortcuts | The most important keyboard combinations

Anyone who works with a Mac on a daily basis would like to perform routine tasks as quickly as possible. Using the mouse cursor to navigate to the right buttons interrupts the workflow and takes precious time. For this reason, Apple offers a range of Mac keyboard shortcuts to make working with an iMac or MacBook more efficient. It’s worthwhile to take a look at the macOS shortcuts available.

For recurring tasks, it’s a good idea to memorise Mac shortcuts which make it much easier and more efficient to work on a computer. Although the trackpad of Apple notebooks performs excellently, MacBook shortcuts can be a really helpful tool for users.

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Since Apple has provided guidelines for the use of programs, many of the Mac shortcuts work irrespective of the program you use . The main Mac keyboard commands for documents are identical, no matter whether you’re working in Word, Pages, or Notes. So it’s all the more advisable to memorise these practical macOS shortcuts.

To use a Mac keyboard shortcut, you need to keep at least one of the special keys pressed down in combination with the relevant keys. Key combinations are always performed with Macs as follows:

• Press and hold down the special key
• Press and hold down the second and third special key, where necessary
• Press and release the last key of the Mac shortcut – the command will then be executed

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Mac shortcut cheat sheet

The following table lists the most useful keyboard shortcuts. As you know, Apple uses a number of special symbols for specific keys on Mac keyboards. These are:

• Command key (or Cmd key): ⌘
• Shift key: ⇧
• Option key (or Alt key): ⌥
• Control key (or Ctrl key): ⌃
• Caps lock key : ⇪
• Function key: (fn)

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• Control (⌃)
• Caps Lock (⇪)

Useful Mac Keyboard Shortcuts to try

• Command+C : To copy text.
• Command+V : To paste text.
• Command+X : To cut text.
• Command+Z : To undo a command.
• Command+A : To select all items.
• Command+S : To save an item(s).
• Command+F : To search a web page in Safari (or another web browser).
• Command+Spacebar : To view the Spotlight search.
• Command+Delete : To move the selected item to the Trash.
• Command+N : To open a new Finder window.
• Command+W : To close a window in browser.
• Command+` : To switch to another Safari or app window.
• Command-P : To print a web page.
• Control+Command+Power button : To restart the Mac.
• Control+F2+Left Arrow or Right Arrow : For menu hopping.
• Control+Command+Q : To lock the screen.
• Shift+Command+Delete : To empty the trash.
• Shift+Command+R : To open the AirDrop window.
• Shift+Command+5 : To capture a screenshot or make a screen recording (macOS Mojave or later). 
• Shift+Command+Q : To log out of your macOS user account after your confirmation.
• Shift+Command+I : To launch iCloud Drive.
• Option+Command+F5 : To display the Accessibility options.
• Option+Command+plus sign : To zoom in.
• Option+Command+minus sign : To zoom out.
• Option+Command+L : To get to the Downloads folder.
• Option+Command+D : To show/hide the Dock. 
• Option+Command+Power button or  Option+Command+Media Eject : To quickly put your Mac to sleep.
• Option+Shift+F11/F12 : To change volume levels in small increments.
• Option+Shift+F1/F2 : To change brightness levels in small increments.
• Press the arrow keys : To scroll left, right, up, and down.
• To access all the cool Apple Music shortcuts: Open the Music app and choose the Help menu. Next, click on Keyboard shortcuts.
• To unravel other hidden macOS shortcuts: Head over to the Apple menu -> System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts.

Best Finder and System Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Command+E : To eject the selected disk or volume.
• Command+I : To display the “Get Info” window for a selected file.
• Command+R : To display the original file for a selected alias in Finder. It’s worth mentioning that in some apps like Calendar or Safari, this shortcut can let you refresh or reload the page. In Software Update preferences, this shortcut allows you to check for software updates again.
• Command+D : To duplicate the selected files.
• Command+Slash (/) : To hide/show the status bar in Finder windows.
• Command+J : To display View options.
• Command+K : To open the “Connect to Server” window.
• Command+Y : To use Quick Look to preview the selected files.
• Command+T : To show/hide the tab bar when a single tab is open in a Finder window.
• Command+1 : To view the items in the Finder window as icons.
• Command+2 : To view the items in a Finder window as a list.
• Command+3 : It lets you view the items in a Finder window in columns. 
• Command+4 : To view the items in a Finder window in a gallery.
• Command+Left Bracket ([) : To go to the previous folder.
• Command+Right Bracket (]) : To go to the next folder.
• Command+Up Arrow : To open the folder that contains the current folder.
• Command+Down Arrow : To open the selected item.
• Command+Control+Up Arrow : To open the folder that contains the current folder in a new window.
• Command+Brightness Down : To enable/disable video mirroring whenn an external display is connected.
• Command+Click a window title : View the folders that contain the current folder. You can click the Go menu in the Finder menu bar to access several useful macOS shortcuts for opening commonly used folders including Applications, Documents, Downloads, Utilities, and iCloud Drive.
• Command+Mission Control : To show the desktop. 
• Command key while double-clicking : To open a folder in a separate tab or window.
• Command key while dragging to another volume : To move the dragged item to the other volume instead of copying it. 
• Shift+Command+H : To open the Home folder of the current user account.
• Shift+Command+K : To open the Network window.
• Shift+Command+N: To create a new folder.
• Shift+Command+O : To open the Documents folder.
• Shift+Command+P : To show/hide the Preview pane in Finder windows.
• Shift+Command+C : To open the Computer window.
• Shift+Command+D : To open the desktop folder.
• Shift+Command+F : To open the Recents window.
• Shift+Command+G : To open a Go to Folder window.
• Shift+Command+T : To show/hide the tab bar in Finder windows. 
• Shift+Command+U : To open the Utilities folder.
• Control+Down Arrow : To show all windows of the front app.
• Control+Command+T : It lets you add the selected item to the sidebar (supports OS X Mavericks or later).
• Control+Command+A : To make an alias of the selected item.
• Control+Brightness Up  or  Control+Brightness Down : It allows you to change the brightness of your supported external display.
• Control+Shift+Command+T : To add selected Finder item to the Dock (supports OS X Mavericks or later)
• Option+Brightness Up : To open displays preferences. It’s worth noting that it works with either Brightness key.
• Option+Command+P : To hide/show the path bar in Finder windows.
• Option+Command+S : To hide/show the Sidebar in Finder windows.
• Option+Command+N : To create a new Smart Folder.
• Option+Command+Delete : To delete a file or folder.
• Option+Command+T : To show/hide the toolbar when a single tab is open in the current Finder window.
• Option+Command+V : To move the files in the Clipboard from their original location to the current location.
• Option+Command+Y : To view a Quick Look slideshow of the selected files.
• Option+Shift+Command+Delete : To empty the Trash without confirmation dialog.
• Option+Shift+Brightness Up  or  Option+Shift+Brightness Down : To adjust display brightness in smaller steps. Notably, you can add the Control key to this shortcut to make the adjustment on your supported external display as well. 
• Option key while dragging : To copy the dragged item. 
• Option+Command while dragging : To make an alias of the dragged item. 
• Option+Click a disclosure triangle : To open all folders within the selected folder. Bear in mind that it works only in the list view.
• Option+Mission Control : To bring up Mission Control preferences.
• Option+Volume Up : To bring up the Sound preferences. Notably, this shortcut works with any of the volume keys.
• Option+Keyboard Brightness Up: Access Keyboard preferences. You can use this shortcut with either Keyboard Brightness key.
• Option+Shift+Keyboard Brightness Up  or  Option+Shift+Keyboard Brightness Down : It lets you adjust the keyboard brightness in smaller steps.
• Option+Shift+Volume Up  or  Option+Shift+Volume Down : To adjust the sound volume in smaller steps.
• Option key while double-clicking : To open the item in a separate window and close the original window.
• Right Arrow : Open the selected folder. Do note that it works only in the list view.
• Left Arrow : Close the selected folder. Keep in mind this shortcut works only in the list view.

Best Accessibility Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Command+F5 or Fn+Command-F5 . To turn VoiceOver on or off . You can also hold Command and triple-press Touch ID on supported models to enable/disable VoiceOver.
• Control+Option+F8 or Fn+Control+Option+F8 : Tp open VoiceOver Utility when VoiceOver is enabled.
• Control+Option+Command+Comma (,) : To reduce contrast.
• Control+Option+Command+Full stop (.) : To increase contrast.
• Control+Option+Command+8 : To invert colors.
• Option+Command+8 : To turn zoom on or off .
• macOS also lets you add the Accessibility Shortcuts icon to the menu bar and Control Center on your Mac. If you want to take control of features like VoiceOver, Zoom, Invert Colors, and more with ease, make sure to take advantage of this nifty feature.
• Go to System Preferences -> Dock & Menu Bar -> Accessibility Shortcuts . Now, check the box on the left of Show in Menu Bar/Control Center. 

Best Spotlight Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Command : To display the path of a result (such as a file) on your Mac.
• Command+Down Arrow : To move to the first result in the next category.
• Command+Up Arrow : To move to the first result in the previous category.
• Command+R or Command+Double-click : To view a file in an app or the Finder.
• Option+Command+Space bar : To open a Finder window with the search field selected:
• Return key : To open a result.
• Tab key : To show the preview area .
• Down Arrow : To move to the next result.
• Up Arrow : To move to the previous result .

Note : We have created a separate guide about Spotlight tips and tricks . So, if you are willing to unravel more tips related to Spotlight, do check that out. 

Best Safari Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Command+L : To select the Smart Search field.
• Command+Up Arrow : To go to the top-left corner of a page.
• Command+Down Arrow : To go to the bottom-left corner of a page.
• Control+Command+2 : To show or Hide the Reading List sidebar.
• Control+Click the page summary in the sidebar and select Remove Item : To remove a page.
• Option+Click a link to the file : To download a linked file.
• Option+Click the New Folder button : To create a folder containing the selected bookmarks and folders in bookmarks view.
• Shift+Command+D : To add the current page.
• Shift+Command + R : To open Reader.
• Shift+Click a link to the page : To add a linked page.
• Shift+Command+T : To reopen the last closed window.
• Shift+Command+H : To go to the home screen.
• Shift+Spacebar : To scroll up.
• Tab : To highlight the next field or pop-up menu on a web page. Do note that you can use Tab to highlight buttons and other controls if “Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls” is enabled in the Shortcuts pane ( System Preferences -> Keyboard pane)
• Esc : To close Reader (it can also let you restore the current web page address).
• Press Option while holding down an arrow key : To scroll in larger increments.
• Space Bar : To scroll down.

Best Startup Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Command (⌘)+R : To start up from the built-in macOS Recovery system. Alternatively, you can press Besides, you can also the Option+Command+R or Shift+Option+Command+R to start up from macOS Recovery over the Internet. 
• Command+S : To start up your Mac in single-user mode (will require a password if the Mac is using a firmware password). Do note that it is disabled in macOS Mojave or later.
• Command+V : To start up in verbose mode (disabled when there’s a firmware password).
• Option (⌥) or Alt : To bring up the Startup Manager that can let you choose other available startup disks or volumes. 
• Option+Command+P+R : To reset NVRAM or PRAM, which comes in really handy when dealing with unexpected/common Mac issues.  The M1 Macs (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max) don’t support this shortcut.
• Shift (⇧) : To start up your Mac in safe mode. It is disabled when using a firmware password.
• D : To start up your device with the Apple Diagnostics utility. You can also use Option+D   to start up this utility over the Internet. It is also disabled when using a firmware password.
• N : To start up your macOS device from a NetBoot server. It works only if your Mac supports network startup volumes. You can press Option+N to use the default boot image on the server. Again, it is disabled when using a firmware password .
• T: To start up in target disk mode (turned off when using a firmware password). 
• Eject  (⏏) or  F12  or  Mouse button  or  Trackpad button : To eject removable media like an optical disc (won’t work when using a firmware password). 

Best Document Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Control+A : To move to the beginning of the line or paragraph.
• Control+E : To move to the end of a line or paragraph.
• Control+F : To move one character forward.
• Control+B : To move one character backward.
• Control+L : To center the cursor or selection in the visible area.
• Control+P : To move up a line.
• Control+N : To move down a line.
• Control+O : To insert a new line after the insertion point.
• Control+T : To swap the character behind the insertion point with the character in front of the insertion point.
• Control+K : To delete the text between the insertion point and the end of the line or paragraph.
• Control+H : To delete the character to the left of the insertion point (can also use Delete).
• Control+D : To delete the character to the right of the insertion point (can also use Fn+Delete).
• Control+Command+D : To show or hide the definition of the selected word.
• Shift+Up Arrow : To extend text selection to the nearest character at the same horizontal location on the line above.
• Shift+Down Arrow : To extend text selection to the nearest character at the same horizontal location on the line below.
• Shift+Left Arrow : To extend text selection one character to the left.
• Shift+Right Arrow : To extend text selection from one character to the right.
• Shift+Command+Colon (:) : To show the Spelling and Grammar window.
• Shift+Command+Up Arrow : To select the text between the insertion point and the beginning of the document.
• Shift+Command+Down Arrow : To choose the text between the insertion point and the end of the document.
• Shift+Command+Left Arrow : To select the text between the insertion point and the beginning of the current line.
• Shift+Command+Right Arrow : To choose the text between the insertion point and the end of the current line.
• Shift+Command+Vertical bar (|) : To center align.
• Shift+Command+P : To show a window for selecting document settings.
• Shift+Command+S : To show the Save As dialog, or duplicate the current document.
• Shift+Command+Minus sign (-) : To decrease the size of the selected item.
• Shift+Command+Plus sign (+) : To increase the size of the selected item. Do note that Command–Equal sign (=) also performs the same function.
• Shift+Command+Question mark (?) : To open the Help menu.
• Command+Semicolon (;) : To find misspelled words in the document.
• Command+Up Arrow : To move the insertion point to the beginning of the document.
• Command+Down Arrow : To move the insertion point to the end of the document.
• Command+Left Arrow : To move the insertion point to the beginning of the current line.
• Command+Right Arrow : To move the insertion point to the end of the current line.
• Command+Left Curly Bracket ({) : To left align.
• Command+Right Curly Bracket (}) : To right align.
• Command+B : To bold the selected text or disable it.
• Command + I : To italicize the selected text or disable it.
• Command+K : To add a web link.
• Command+U : To underline the selected text or disable it.
• Command+T : To show/hide the Fonts window.
• Command+D : To choose the Desktop folder from within an Open dialog or Save dialog.
• Option+Delete : To delete the word to the left of the insertion point.
• Option+Left Arrow : To quickly move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word.
• Option+Right Arrow : To move the insertion point to the end of the next word.
• Option+Shift+Up Arrow : To extend text selection to the beginning of the current paragraph. Do note that it also allows you to extend text selection to the beginning of the following paragraph if pressed again.
• Option+Shift+Down Arrow : To extend text selection to the end of the current paragraph. It also allows you to extend text selection to the end of the following paragraph if pressed again.
• Option+Shift+Left Arrow : To extend text selection to the beginning of the current word. It also lets you extend text selection to the beginning of the following word if pressed again.
• Option+Shift+Right Arrow : To extend text selection to the end of the current word. It can also let you extend text selection to the end of the following word if pressed again.
• Option+Command+F : To quickly go to the search field. 
• Option+Command+T : To show or hide a toolbar in the app.
• Option+Command+C : To copy the formatting settings of the selected item to the Clipboard.
• Option+Command+V : To paste the copied style to the selected item.
• Option+Command+I : To show or hide the inspector window.
• Option+Shift+Command+V : To apply the style of the surrounding content to the item pasted within that content.
• Fn-Delete : To forward delete on keyboards that do not feature a Forward Delete key (or use Control-D).
• Fn+Up Arrow : To page up (scroll up one page). 
• Fn+Down Arrow : to page down (scroll down one page).
• Fn+Left Arrow: To scroll to the beginning of a document.
• Fn+Right Arrow : To scroll to the end of a document .

More Mac Keyboard Shortcuts

• Command+W : To close the front window. If you want to close all windows of the app, press the Option-Command-W.
• Command+Tab : To switch to the next most recently used app among the currently open apps.
• Command+Comma (,) : To open preferences for the front app.
• Option+Command+Esc : To force quit an app.
• Option+Shift-Command+Q: To immediately log out of your macOS user account without asking for your confirmation. 
• Control+Command+Space bar : To display the Character Viewer that can let you select emoji and other symbols.
• Control+Command+F : To use a supported app on the full screen.
• Control+Shift+Power button or  Control+Shift+Media Eject : To put your displays to sleep.
• Control+Power button or  Control+Media Eject : To show a dialog with multiple options like restart, sleep, or shut down.
• Control+Command+Media Eject : It allows you to quit all apps and then restart your Mac. Keep in that if you have any open documents with unsaved changes, macOS will ask you whether you want to save them.
• Control+Option+Command+Power button or  Control+Option+Command+Media Eject : To quit all apps and then shut down your Mac. macOS will show a prompt asking you to save documents that have unsaved changes.
• Space bar : To use Quick Look to preview the selected item.

Create Custom Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac

• Open System Preferences via the Settings on your Mac. After that, click on Keyboard and then select the Shortcuts tab.

• Now, choose App Shortcuts on the left and then click on the Add button (+).

• Next, click on the Application pop-up menu and select a specific app or All Applications.

You should note that not all apps can let you set keyboard shortcuts. If you don’t find an app in the list, click on Other and then locate the app with the help of the Open dialogue.   Additionally, if you wish to set a shortcut for a menu command that shows up in several apps, select All Applications.

• Next up, type in the menu command in the Menu Title field. Make sure to type the menu command exactly as it appears in the app. For instance, if you want to create a shortcut for the Export as PDF command, type File->Export as PDF.

• Now, click on the Keyboard Shortcut field and then press the key combination (i.e press the Control, Option, and Z keys at once) that you wish to use as the shortcut. After that, click on Add. This creates the desired keyboard shortcut for you.

• macOS lets you create keyboard shortcuts only for existing menu commands.
• Keep in mind that you are not allowed to create keyboard shortcuts for general-purpose tasks on your Mac. For example, opening an app.
• If you make a custom keyboard shortcut that already exists for another command or another app on your Mac, the new shortcut won’t work.
• To change a shortcut, select it, you need to click on the key combination and then pick a new key combination. If you want to remove a custom shortcut, select the shortcut and then click the Delete (minus) button.

Best macOS Keyboard Shortcuts to Boost Your Productivity

Rajesh Mishra

An old school bibliophile who turned a tech nerd out of obsession. When he is not digging into hacks and tracking down stories that are breaking the internet, you may find him reciting poems.

It would be nice if you listed these shortcuts in a way that we could easily print them out. Otherwise, great article and I love the info! I am very new to mac after being a windows user for MANY years, so it is taking me quite a while to adjust.

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Safari User Guide

• Change your homepage
• Import bookmarks, history, and passwords
• Make Safari your default web browser
• Go to websites
• Find what you’re looking for
• Bookmark webpages that you want to revisit
• See your favorite websites
• Use tabs for webpages
• Pin frequently visited websites
• Play web videos
• Mute audio in tabs
• Pay with Apple Pay
• Autofill credit card info
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• Keep a Reading List
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• Translate a webpage
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• Add passes to Wallet
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• Change Safari preferences
• Keyboard and other shortcuts
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Keyboard shortcuts and gestures in Safari on Mac

Here are shortcuts you can use, in addition to those that appear in Safari menus. To turn off or change keyboard shortcuts, see Create keyboard shortcuts for apps .

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How to quickly launch apps on windows 11 using keyboard shortcuts.

Load your Windows programs from the comfort of your keyboard.

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If you access particular Windows apps regularly, it can take time to launch them by rummaging through the Start menu. Handily, Windows 11 lets you create custom keyboard shortcuts to quickly open your favorite programs.

One of the awesome features of the Windows 11 taskbar is the ability to pin your frequently used applications to it. Once pinned, you can use the Windows+AppNumber shortcut to launch it. Here, "AppNumber" is the order in which the app appears on the taskbar.

To pin an app to the taskbar, search for the program in the Start menu, right-click it, and select "Pin to Taskbar". Alternatively, find the program in File Explorer, then hold the Shift key and right-click it, and select "Pin to Taskbar."

Once pinned to the taskbar, click and drag the icons to move them to a different position.

Your taskbar may have items like the search bar, task view, and widgets—these are not launchable through this specific keyboard shortcut. So, the app that you pin after these takes slot one, which you can open by pressing Windows+1 on your keyboard.

You may already have File Explorer pinned to your taskbar , as Windows 11 does this by default. If so, this does support the Windows+AppNumber shortcut.

In the screenshot below, File Explorer is first and Steam (highlighted) is fourth. This is because we don't count the Windows button, the search bar, or the task view icon. Since Steam is fourth, I can launch it by pressing Windows+4.

While this method is fairly simple, its biggest drawback is that you can only use the taskbar shortcuts for a maximum of ten applications, with Win+0 being the key combination to launch the tenth.

If you want to go beyond the ten apps restriction of the previous method, you can set a keyboard shortcut within the app's properties.

To do so, you need to create a shortcut file for the application. First, locate the program's EXE file through File Explorer. Then, press and hold the Shift key while right-clicking on the executable, and select "Create Shortcut."

Right-click on the newly created shortcut and select "Properties" to open another window.

Within the "Shortcut Key" field, press a key. This creates a shortcut using the Ctrl and Alt keys. For example, in the screenshot below, I pressed "A" which created a shortcut of Ctrl + Alt + A. Once done, click "OK".

To remove a shortcut, press the Delete key within the "Shortcut Key" field.

You can change "Ctrl + Alt" to "Shift + Alt" if you hold those keys while pressing your other desired key. Overall, though, this method is a bit limiting because you don't have complete control over the keys used.

PowerToys adds lots of useful features to Windows . It's an official Microsoft utility, which you can download through the Microsoft Store . One component of PowerToys is the Keyboard Manager, which lets you remap keys and create your own shortcuts. It offers more freedom compared to the previous methods.

To begin, open PowerToys and navigate to the Keyboard Manager. Turn the "Enable Keyboard Manager" toggle on if it's not already, then select "Remap a shortcut."

To create your shortcut, first click "Add Shortcut Remapping." Click the pencil next to "Shortcut" and press the keys for your shortcut, then "OK" when done.

Next, use the "Action" dropdown and click "Run Program", then click "Select Program" and find the program you want your shortcut to open.

Optionally, change the other settings. An important one is "If Running", which chooses what to do if you already have the program open. Finally, click "OK" in the top-right.

If you ever want to delete a shortcut, return to this screen and click the trash can.

AutoHotkey is a third-party tool that allows you to create macros which you can map to any function, including creating custom keyboard shortcuts to launch an app. AutoHotkey is significantly more powerful than the other options we've mentioned so far, though its reliance on scripting means it has a higher learning curve.

Go to the AutoHotkey website , then download and install it. Once done, launch AutoHotkey and select "New Script."

Next, give your script a name and select the "Edit" button.

Choose Notepad (or a development environment of your choosing, if you're an advanced user) as the code editor and press "OK."

You’ll be greeted with an empty script. You can use the following syntax for creating a macro:

Here, "Key1" and "Key2" are two separate keys.

"Application" is full path to the executable you wish to launch using the shortcut. To get this, find the program's EXE in File Explorer. Then, hold Shift and right-click it, and select "Copy as Path." This copies the path to your clipboard.

In my case, I've used the following code:

This code allows me to press Tab + A to launch Steam.

Once you've written the script, save it, then launch the file to activate the keyboard shortcut.

Each of these methods has a different level of complexity, so choose whichever works best for you. They'll all save you time!

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How to change the volume on a Mac in small increments

How to precisely increase and decrease the volume on a Mac

Most of the time, controlling the volume on your Mac is as easy as pressing a single button to find your perfect listening volume. However, occasionally, the normal incremental increase is too much, and you'll be left wishing there was an in-between.

This is especially true if you wear headphones or use an external speaker, as these often have more notable jumps between steps.

Fortunately, you can increase and decrease the volume on your Mac by a quarter of what you normally would with a simple shortcut.

How to increase or decrease the volume on your Mac precisely

• On your Mac's keyboard, hold down Shift and Option
• To increase your volume, press the Volume Up button
• To decrease your volume, press the Volume Down button

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