You can use the fn key and then the right key for End and the left key for Home. Of course if you don't have those keys then there is a substitution. Now you can also scroll to the end of a page using the End Key on your keyboard or the Home Key on your keyboard.
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Now if you Mac doesn't have Page Up and Page Down keys, which is very likely as no MacBooks have that, then you can substitute the fn key on your keyboard and Down and Up as Page Down and Page Up. But, if you want to jump faster you can use the Page Up and Page Down keys to jump one page at a time. Now when you have a long page like this you can use the Up and Down arrow keys to scroll approximately one line at a time. Add the Shift Key to that and it goes backwards. Then the Tab Key on your keyboard and that will cycle through and loop through all of the Tabs. Now if you just want to cycle through the Tabs you can use the Control Key, that's Control not Command. Command 9 will work to take you to the last Tab no matter how many Tabs there are. Command 2 will take you to the second Tab and so on. So Command 1 will take you to the first Tab. To get to various Tabs you can just use Command and the number. So I can use Command Z for the same thing. Notice if I use Command W to close this Tab then go to Edit then Command Z, Undo, changes to Undo Closed Tab. But you could also use Command Z to do that. If you accidentally close a Tab or change your mind afterwards you can use the keyboard shortcut Shift Command and T to reopen the previous Tab. Now to close a Tab you could click the little button here to the left of the name of the Tab or you can use the keyboard shortcut, Command W. Use that to go back and you can use Command and the right square bracket key to go forward. But a quick keyboard shortcut for that is the Command Key and then the left square bracket key. When you browse and you go from one page to another and then perhaps to another then you want to go back you can click the Back Button here at the top left. So if you start typing right now then it will replace it with whatever new address or search term you want. You could just press Command L and not only does it move the text cursor to the Address Bar, but it selects everything. But there is a keyboard shortcut for that as well. For instance, when you're viewing a page and you want to go to a new one you would normally go to the top where you see the Address Bar, click there, and then you could type in a new address or a search term. When browsing in Safari it is handy to know some keyboard shortcuts to quickly get to the content that you want. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 1000 supporters. Today let's look at some keyboard shortcuts for Safari. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with. Check out 25 Useful Safari Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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