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Tabs, the address bar, back and forward, find, bookmarks and zoom in Google Chrome.
| Action | Keys | In a drill | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open a new tab | ⌘ CommandT | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Open a new window | ⌘ CommandN | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Open a new Incognito window | ⇧ Shift⌘ CommandN | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Reopen the tab you just closed | ⇧ Shift⌘ CommandT | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Go to the next tab | ⌥ Option⌘ Command→ | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Go to the previous tab | ⌥ Option⌘ Command← | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Close the current tab | ⌘ CommandW | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Go back a page | ⌘ Command[ | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Go forward a page | ⌘ Command] | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Jump to the address bar | ⌘ CommandL | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Find on the page | ⌘ CommandF | Press it | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Bookmark this page | ⌘ CommandD | Press it | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Open History | ⌘ CommandY | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Open Downloads | ⇧ Shift⌘ CommandJ | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Zoom in | ⌘ Command+ = | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Zoom out | ⌘ Command− | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
| Reset the zoom | ⌘ Command0 | Pick from four | Chrome keyboard shortcuts |
“Pick from four”: the browser or the operating system keeps that combination for itself, so a web page never sees it pressed. Pressing it during a drill would do the real thing (open a tab, switch apps), so the drill asks you to pick it instead.