Video included at bottom of the post.
Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to be a little more efficient. Two of my most used in Google Chrome are:
- Ctrl+W (or ⌘+W on Mac) for closing your “top” tab (the one showing on your screen).
- Ctrl+Shift+T (or ⌘+Shift+T on Mac) for opening your most recently closed tab.
#2 is probably my fave. Not only does it open your most recently closed tab, even if you closed it hours ago or even before shutting down Chrome, but it can open an entire window full of tabs, if you closed them. But my favorite-est part of it? Well, it has an educational aspect of course:
Ever walked by a student and seen them quickly close a tab before you got there? Ctrl+Shift+T to the rescue! Just imagine that student’s face when they find out that their teacher is a Chrome Keyboard Shortcut Ninja!!
