Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts

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I had so much fun assembling the Windows XP Keyboard Shortcuts, and they proved to be so popular, that I put together another one just for Firefox. In addition to the shortcuts, I included additional reference information for configuring Firefox.



Download the Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts tri-fold. Just as with the latest version of the Windows XP Keyboard Shortcuts, do not forget to print double-sided on a single sheet of paper. Also be sure to validate the driver is set to print in landscape.

Comments

Anonymous said…
excellent pdf
Fri Oct 13, 04:22:00 PM PDT
Anonymous said…
It seems Ctrl+M for new mail has (unfortunately?) been dropped from Firefox 2.0, as have all mail options (there used to be some mail controls in the Tools menu, if I remember correctly).
Mon Oct 30, 10:09:00 PM PST
Chris Todd said…
I think you are right Ralph... Fortunately you can still use the Send Link... in the files menu to easily email the URL of the page you are on.
Mon Oct 30, 10:36:00 PM PST
kamarul said…
great pdf...I also have my own list..check out my keyboard shortcuts..
Mon Jun 04, 06:56:00 PM PDT
Unknown said…
Perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for!

Thanks
Fri Jun 22, 10:03:00 AM PDT
D.B. said…
Hi,

I've came accross your booklet about Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts thanks to Korben's Blog (http://www.korben.info/page/1

I found it very useful, so I've made a French Translation of this booklet.
I've added some new tips and shortcuts for Firefox 2.0.

Unfortunatly, I can't find out any mail on your blog in order to send it to you.

Thanks a lot for the original version,
D.BODIN
Thu Jul 05, 08:31:00 AM PDT
Joseph Antony said…
Hi,

Thats a nice collection. Thx for the list. Here's my byte to add. In the address bar, you can use "shift+ctrl+enter" to auto-complete the web address to .org

Thanks
Joe
Tue Jul 31, 03:58:00 AM PDT
Joseph Antony said…
Hi,

Nice list. Here's my bit to the document. In the address bar, you can press "shift+ctrl+enter" to auto complete the URL to .org.

Cheers
Joe
Tue Jul 31, 04:00:00 AM PDT
Jabber said…
If your motivated another good site for keyboard shortcuts is keyxl.com!
Quite a few potential PDFs there..

http://www.keyxl.com
Mon Aug 27, 01:52:00 AM PDT
Juan Pablo said…
Hi I need to know if I can translate your cheatsheet into spanish.
Thanks
Wed Apr 01, 02:38:00 PM PDT
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