Keyboard shortcuts, I mean. The following lists are of keyboard shortcuts that I’m glad were invented – alternatively, those shortcuts I use almost on a daily basis. You probably are aware of most of them.
Top Firefox Shortcuts:
- CTRL + T: Open Tab
- CTRL + L: Jump to location/address bar
- CTRL + K: Jump to Google search bar on right
- CTRL + W: Close Tab
- CTRL + Click link: Open link in a new tab
- CTRL + D: Delicious bookmark (needs Delicious Add-on installed)
- CTRL + +/- : Increase and decrease font size respectively.
Top Photoshop Shortcuts:
- CTRL + ALT + Z: multiple Undos as far as History will allow
- CTRL + J: Duplicate Layer
- CTRL + SHIFT + N: New Layer
- CTRL + G: Group selected layers
- CTRL + F: Apply recently used Filter
- CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + E: Stamp all visible layers without merging
- CTRL + ALT + C: Canvas Resize
- CTRL + ALT + I: Image Resize
- CTRL + T: Free Transform
Earlier I used to think that Photoshop could really do with more default keyboard shortcuts. What I did not realize was that there are actually so many more.
A little reading up and I was happy to find more useful keyboard shortcuts that I know will come in handy. You may as well have a look at them yourself:
» 18 Exceptional Useful Photoshop Shortcuts
