Windows: Typically F5 on Windows (browser), no-cache ctrl + F5.Hot extra: cmd-shift-R for hard refresh (especially good for web dev). Mac: shift-cmd-T Reopen a tab you didn’t mean to close.Mac: cmd-K After you’ve copied the URL you want to link, highlight the text.Windows: alt+tab shows the windows rather than just the app icon.For example, if you have three different keynote files open. Mac: cmd + ~ (tilde) Alternate between open windows of a single application.Toggle between open windows of the same app Windows: press the windows key and start typing.ĥ.Hot extra: do Math without having to open the calculator. Mac: cmd-spacebar Immediately opens Spotlight Search.Windows: ctrl + E Navigate to search box.Windows: alt + D Navigate to address bar.Mac: cmd-T Opens new tab type address.Mac: cmd-L Highlights address bar of the current window type address.Need to enter a web address fast? Don’t touch that mouse! (All browsers) Windows: Cycle tab ctrl+tab Previous tab ctrl + shift + tab (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) more Chrome keystrokes here.Mac: cmd-shift-left/right arrow Toggle among your open tabs.Mac: ctrl-tab ( + shift to go the other way) Same move! Again proving there are many options to do the same thing.Mac: option-cmd-left/right arrow Toggle among your open tabs.It has some sweet keyboard shortcuts, too. After annotating, just cmd-S (save) and your annotated file becomes your saved file.įor Windows, you can download Snip and Skitch from the app store. Annotate directly from preview by clicking the pen icon.Find screenshot image file on your desktop.Annotate screenshots to really show them what you’re talking about
Why is this awesome? Now you can annotate. Mac: cmd-shift-4 Gives you crosshairs, but by omitting “control” the screen image file is saved to desktop.Now, sharing that screenshot is just a cmd-V (paste) away. Adds the screenshot to your clipboard (instead of adding the file to your desktop). Mac: cmd-shift-ctrl-4 Gives you crosshairs so you can drag the frame to exactly what you want to capture.Windows: PrtScn for whole screen, or CTRL + PrtScn for current window.Mac: cmd-shift-3 Captures entire window you’re viewing, saves file to desktop.Take a screenshot to show them what you’re talking aboutĮver need to capture your screen to show someone what you’re seeing? Yes you do.
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