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# 5.2. Web Browser Keyboard Shortcuts

Table 5-1 shows some common keyboard shortcuts available in Mozilla. Keyboard shortcuts can help you efficiently browse the Web.

Shortcut | Description
--- | ---
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[T]</KEYCAP > | Opens a new tab for browsing multiple websites within one browser window
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[N]</KEYCAP > | Opens a new browser window
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[Q]</KEYCAP > | Closes all browser windows and exits the application
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[L]</KEYCAP > | Moves the cursor to the browser's address field
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[P]</KEYCAP > | Prints the current displayed webpage or document
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[right arrow]</KEYCAP > | Moves forward by one link or page
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[left arrow]</KEYCAP > | Moves backward by one link or page
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[R]</KEYCAP > | Reloads the current page
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[H]</KEYCAP > | Opens the browsing history
<KEYCAP >[Ctrl]</KEYCAP >-<KEYCAP >[F]</KEYCAP > | Finds a keyword or string within a page

Table 5-1. Keyboard Shortcuts

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