Useful Keyboard Shortcuts on MacBook

This guide provides a practical overview of Useful Keyboard Shortcuts on MacBook, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

1. Shortcuts when using Office on MacOS:

Command + X: Cut.
Command + C: Copy.
Command + V: Paste.
Command + P: Print.
Command + A: Select the entire text.
Command + Z: Undo.
Command + Shift + Z: Redo.
Command + S: Save.
Command + O: Open the file.
Option + Delete: Delete a word to the left of the cursor.
Fn + Delete: Delete a letter to the right of the cursor.
Fn + Option + Delete: Delete one word to the right of the cursor.
Option + Right Arrow: Move one word to the right.
Option + Left Arrow: Move one word to the left.
Option + Shift + Right Arrow: Select one word to the right.
Option + Shift + Left Arrow: Select one word to the left.
Command + Shift + Right Arrow: Select a line from the right cursor.
Command + Shift + Left Arrow: Select a line from the left cursor.
Command + Shift + Up Arrow / fn + Shift + Up Arrow: Select the whole part from the cursor up.
Command + Shift + Down Arrow / fn + Shift + Down Arrow: Select the entire part from the cursor down.

2. Shortcuts when using the web browser on MacOS:

Command + T: Open a new tap.
Command + W: Close a tab.
Command + Shift + T: Reopen a closed tab.
Command + D: New bookmark.
Command + {: Return.
Command +}: Forward.
Control + Tab Key: Switch between tabs.
Control + F / Control + G: Search for a word on a page.
Command + R: Refresh a page.
Command + B: Search for bookmarks.
Command + Shift + H: Open the browser history.
Command + J: Open the download history.
Command + L: Select the URL address bar.
Command + N: Open a new browser window.
Fn + Down Arrow / Spacebar: Move gradually to the bottom of the page.
Fn + Up Arrow: Move to the top of the page.
Command + Down Arrow: Quickly jump to the bottom of the page.
Command + Up Arrow: Quickly jump to the top of the page.
Command + '+': Zoom in on the page.
Command + '-': Minimize the page.

3. Some other keyboard shortcuts on MacOS:

Command + Shift + 3: Take a screenshot.
Command + Shift + 5: Take a screenshot for a selected part of the screen.
Command + Tab: Switch between open applications.
F4: Show all applications.
F3 / Control + Up Arrow: Display all open applications.
Command + Space Bar: Open Spotlight Search to search for any application or document on your Mac.
Command + M: Minimize the current application.
Command + Q: Close the selected application.
Command + H: Go to the desktop.
Control + Command + Q: Lock the screen.
Shift + Command + Q: Sign out of the current session.