Keyboard Shortcuts

CTRL + T: Open new tab

CTRL + W: Close current tab

CTRL + L: Focus on URL (location) bar

CTRL + F: Find on the page

CTRL + O: Open the ‘Capture’ dialog box (the same as clicking the ‘Capture’ button)

CTRL + I: Open the ‘Review’ dialog box (the same as clicking the ‘Review’ button)

For descriptions on the different capture types, see this article.

CTRL + K: Entire page capture. Will use all the other last-used settings in the Capture dialog box (or the defaults, if no prior captures made in this session).

CTRL + G: Top to Active capture. Will use all the other last-used settings in the Capture dialog box (or the defaults, if no prior captures made in this session).

CTRL + J: Single page capture. Will use all the other last-used settings in the Capture dialog box (or the defaults, if no prior captures made in this session).

  • This will resize the screen and perform minor scrolling so that the capture fills the full PDF page

CTRL + U: Single page capture, no window resize. Will use all the other last-used settings in the Capture dialog box (or the defaults, if no prior captures made in this session).

  • This will take a capture of only the visible portion of the screen, regardless of how it fits onto a single PDF page. This is most helpful for making a capture while the mouse is hovered over an on-screen element.

CTRL + S: Will make a capture with the last settings used in the capture dialog box

  • A capture must have been made in the current session for CTRL + S to be available
  • The shortcut works when you do not have the Capture dialog box open; if you click on CTRL + O and then try CTRL + S, it will not capture

CTRL + E: Scroll to the bottom and expand all comments (Facebook)

Updated on December 30, 2023
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