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20 Most useful FireFox Keyboard Shortcuts
Most of us prefer keyboard over mouse when it comes to speedy surfing on the web. By remembering shortcut keys of your favorite browser can drastically reduce your overall time spent while surfing.
Keeping this in mind, I have compiled a list of some of the most useful FireFox Shortcut keys that I have been using for some time now. It has drastically reduced my time spent and has increased my speed to do work. I advise all my readers to memorize these shortcut keys for speedy surfing.
- Alt+Home — Home
- F5 or Ctrl +R — Reload
- Ctrl+F5 or Ctrl+Shift+R – Reload (override cache)
- Ctrl+F – Find
- Shift+F3 – Find Previous
- Ctrl+K or Ctrl+E – Web Search
- Ctrl+T – New Tab
- Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 — Close Tab
- Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Page Down – Next Tab
- Ctrl+Shift+T– Undo Close Tab
- Ctrl+(1 to 8) — Select Tab ( 1 to 8 )
- Ctrl+End — Move Tab to End (when tab is focused)
- Ctrl+D – Bookmark This Page
- Ctrl+Shift+D – Bookmark All Tabs
- Ctrl+J — Downloads
- Ctrl+Shift+J — Error Console
- Ctrl+Enter – Complete .com Address
- Shift+Enter — Complete .net Address
- Ctrl+Shift+Enter – Complete .org Address
- Alt+D or Ctrl+L or F6 – Select Location Bar


















Very handy.
I use the forward slash “/” to find instead of “ctrl+F”
after ‘finding’…
find next: “ctrl+G”
find last: “ctrl+shift+G”
I didn’t know a couple of these, and also for the select URL bar, F6 works as well.
I didn’t know most of these, and I have been using Firefox for years, obviously not the quick way.
Good post.
thanks for the tips, i’ve only used internet explorer my whole life but my job makes us use firefox so i’m fairly unfamiliar with it – should hopefully speed internet work up
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