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Keyboard Shortcuts

Switch between Windows and Mac tabs to view platform-specific shortcuts, all organised by category — file management, browser navigation, text editing, screenshot tools, and more. Use it as a quick reference to discover shortcuts you haven't tried yet and speed up your everyday workflow.

General

Copy

Ctrl+C

Cut

Ctrl+X

Paste

Ctrl+V

Select All

Ctrl+A

Undo

Ctrl+Z

Redo

Ctrl+Y

Save

Ctrl+S

Save As

Ctrl+Shift+S

Find

Ctrl+F

Find & Replace

Ctrl+H

New File

Ctrl+N

Open File

Ctrl+O

Ctrl+P

Ctrl+W

Browser

New Tab

Ctrl+T

Close Tab

Ctrl+W

Reopen Closed Tab

Ctrl+Shift+T

Refresh Page

F5

Hard Refresh

Ctrl+F5

Developer Tools

F12

Focus Address Bar

Ctrl+L

New Window

Ctrl+N

Incognito Window

Ctrl+Shift+N

Go Back

Alt+←

Go Forward

Alt+→

System

Task Manager

Ctrl+Shift+Esc

Screenshot

Win+PrtScn

Area Screenshot

Win+Shift+S

Switch Window

Alt+Tab

Lock Screen

Win+L

File Explorer

Win+E

Run Dialog

Win+R

Virtual Desktop

Win+Tab

App Switcher

Alt+Tab

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HTML Entities Reference

Find HTML entities for reserved characters like &, <, and >, as well as copyright symbols, arrows, and mathematical operators — each shown with both its named and numeric code. Search by character or description to locate the entity you need, then click to copy the code to your clipboard for immediate use in HTML or CSS.

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FAQ

How can I memorize keyboard shortcuts quickly?▼

Start with 3-5 you use most. Master basics like Ctrl+C/V/Z first, then add one new shortcut daily.

Why are Mac and Windows shortcuts different?▼

Mac uses the Command (⌘) key while Windows uses Ctrl. In most cases, replacing Ctrl with ⌘ gives the same function.