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r
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Reload page
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gs
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View page source
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yy
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Copy URL to clipboard
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yf
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Copy link URL to clipboard
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p
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Open clipboard's URL in current tab
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P
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Open clipboard's URL in new tab
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gu
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Go up URL hierarchy
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gU
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Go to root URL
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gi
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Focus first text box, cycle with tab
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f
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Open link in current tab
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F
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Open link in new tab
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<a-f>
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Open multiple links in new tabs
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o
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Open URL, bookmark, or history in current tab
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O
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Open URL, bookmark, or history in new tab
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T
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Search through open tabs
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b
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Open bookmark in current tab
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B
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Open bookmark in new tab
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/
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Enter find mode
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n
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Cycle to next match
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N
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Cycle to previous match
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H
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Back in history
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L
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Forward in history
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K
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One tab right
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J
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One tab left
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g0
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Go to first tab
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g$
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Go to last tab
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t
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Create new tab
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yt
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Duplicate current tab
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x
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Close current tab
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X
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Restore closed tab
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W
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Move tab to new window
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<a-p>
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Pin/Unpin current tab
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m
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Create a new mark
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`
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Go to mark
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First to pop in my mind is there is no shortcut for opening a new window
Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
