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bradleydavid53

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Oct 2, 2008
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Hello all,

I just bought the new macbook pro 13 inch and i am pretty good at using the shortcuts for pretty much everything. However, i do have one question. Lets say i have multiple windows open in safari and i want to close just one of them.. is there an easy shortcut method to accomplish this?? I dont want to close them all (I know that shortcut:), just the current one)

Thanks mac users!:apple:
 
shift+command+w

open the menu's at the top and the shortcuts are next to them...:D
 
no probs, new ones for me in safari are

fn+ up / down - scroll up and down a page at a time
fn+ left /right - scroll to top / scroll to bottom of page

found them out last night by accident
 
no probs, new ones for me in safari are

fn+ up / down - scroll up and down a page at a time
fn+ left /right - scroll to top / scroll to bottom of page

found them out last night by accident
Or in firefox if you want to scroll to the top/bottom of a page, just three finger swipe up or down.
 
Command+w as said previously :) I find myself trying to use it on a pc as well now but obviously it won't work! I don't know how I managed before haha
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Command + W closes a tab (and window if there are no tabs left)
Command + Shift + W closes a window along with all tabs inside.
 
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