# Shortcut How To

## Chrome

* Incognito : Ctrl + Shift + N
* Open Last Closed Tab : Ctrl + Shift + T
* Close the Active Right Away : Ctrl + W
* Jump Between Next & Previous Tabs : Ctrl + PgDn or Ctrl + PgUp
* Minimize the Active Window : Ctrl + M
* Open Your Downloads Page : Ctrl + J
* Snap Your Cursor to the Search Bar : Ctrl + L
* Clear Browsing Data : Ctrl + Shift + Delete

## Vimium

* Help : ?
* scroll up : j , scroll down : k
* scroll up half page : u , scroll down hal page : d
* open link in tab : f, open link in new tab : F
* scroll to top : gg
* reload : r
* view source : gs
* find mode : / , next find : n
* open history/bookmark : o , open history/bookmark in new tab : O
* open vomnibar : o
* go one tab left : J, go one tab right : K
* new tab : t, search tab : T
* close tab : x, restore closed tab: X
* ]], \[\[ : 'next' or '>' and 'previous' '<'
* gu : go up one level in the URL hierarchy, gU : go up to root of the URL hierarchy
* ge : edit the current URL
* H : back history, L : forward history


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