Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet by Icetyger

Mac Users: Use the Option key instead of the Ctrl key.

These function keys are common to most text-e­diting applic­ations. If you use them in your web browser, you’ll open your browser’s associated dialogs.

The Ctrl key can also be combined with the Home and End keys.

You can really speed up text-e­diting by using the Ctrl keyboard shortcuts to copy and paste text.

Formatting shortcuts only work if the applic­ation or website you’re using supports text format­ting. If you have text selected, the shortcut will apply the formatting to your selected text. If you don’t have text selected, the shortcut will toggle the associated formatting option.

You can use several of these shortcuts to fine-tine your selected text. For example, you could press Shift+End to select the text to the end of the current line, and then press Shift+Down to also select the line below it.

After selecting text, you can start typing immedi­ately to replace the text – you don’t have to press Delete first.