Know Your Why!: Chrome Browser Tab Shortcuts to Enhance Productive Workflow

Enhance your browsing experience by know some of the essential shortcuts connected to Chrome Tabs. For example, if you right-click on a tab in Chrome, you open a tab menu that allows you to manage and recover tabs. You can also pin tabs you use frequently, recover closed tabs, and rearrange the order of tabs. Here are a few more top tips.

Chrome OS Tabs & Windows Essentials

New tab ctrl + t	Reload ctrl + r	Duplicate Right-click on tab
Pin Tab Right-click on tab	Mute tab Right-click on tab	Close Tab Click on the x or ctrl + w
Close other tabs Right-click on tab	Reopen closed tabs ctrl + shift + t	Bookmark all tabs ctrl + shift + d
Open previous page alt + left arrow	Open next page Alt + right arrow	Switch windows alt + tab
See two windows at the same time On one of the windows you want to see, click and hold Maximize. Drag to the left or right arrow. Repeat for a second window. Tip: You can also use the shortcut Alt + [ to move left, or Alt + ] to move right.
Reorder, move, or pin tabs You can put related tabs together, or move a tab into or out of a window. Also, if there’s a webpage you always want open, like your email, you can make that tab easy to find by pinning it. Reorder tabs within the same window: Drag the tab to a different position along the top of the browser window. Move a tab into a new window: Click and drag the tab away from the window. You can make the tab into its own window, or drag it into another window.
Change window size View full screen: At the top of your keyboard, press Fullscreen (or F4). Maximize window: At the top right, click Maximize. Minimize window: At the top right, click Minimize.