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Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts

Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts
Command
 Mac OS Windows
Go back a page. Command + Left Arrow Alt + Left Arrow
Go forward a page. Command + Right Arrow Alt + Right Arrow
Reload the current page. F5 F5
Toggle between full screen and regular screen. Command + Shift + F F11
Stoppage from loading. Esc Esc
Complete a .com address. Command + Return Ctrl + Enter
Complete a .net address. Shift + Return Shift + Enter
Complete a .org address. Command + Shift + Return Ctrl + Shift + Enter
Clear recent history. Command + Shift + Delete Ctrl + Shift + Delete
Add a bookmark for the current page. Command + D Ctrl + D
Display available bookmarks. Command + Shift + B Ctrl + Shift + B
Display the download window. Command + J Ctrl + J
Open a new browser window. Command + N Ctrl + N
Print current page. Command + P Ctrl + P
Opens a new tab. Command + T Ctrl + T
Close the tab. Command + W Ctrl + W
Close window. Command + Shift + W Ctrl + Shift + W
Undo the close of a window. Command + Shift + N Ctrl + Shift + N
Undo the close of a tab. Command + Shift + T Ctrl + Shift + T
Moves through each of the open tabs. Ctrl + Tab Ctrl + Tab
Go to the bottom of the page. Command + Down Arrow End
Go to the top of the page. Command + Up Arrow Home
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