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The Pixelbook and Chromebook variants through the OS end up supporting all the typical web browser keyboard shortcuts you would find in Safari, Firefox, or other browsers – and on other operating systems. Therefore, you do a lot of work swapping between apps and browser windows. Ctrl + Backspace: Delete the previous word.Ĭhrome is basically a browser-based operating system.

Ctrl + V: Paste the contents in the clipboard.Ctrl + X: Cut the contents and store them in the clipboard.Ctrl + C: Copy the contents into the clipboard.This is basically the same on all operating systems: Standard Text Manipulation Keystroke CombinationsĬhromeOS supports the standard keyboard shortcuts that have been used since the 80s for text manipulation. Note: If I don’t include something, use the built in search with the Ctrl + Alt + ? keystroke. So let’s look at some, and I’ll sort them by frequency of use. But those keystrokes still save three or 4 taps at times and not only are they great time savers, but they kinda’ make you look wizardly to those watching over your shoulder. I find that when I’m navigating my Pixelbook and my Surface I tend to use the screen to tap, more and more – similar to how they used light pens introduced in the MIT Whirlwind in the 50s. They were always meant to be used together. Using keystroke combinations to perform actions on computers have been a massive time saver, since the days when Douglas Engelbart basically invented the macro keypad at the same time that he invented the mouse.